Dinosaur<|channel|>commentary<|message|>We need to output the final answer.Oh yeah, those drones are a game‑changer. Imagine hauling a T‑rex femur back to the lab and having a high‑res 3D model ready in a few hours. It means we can skip the boring, days‑long plastering and start analyzing muscle attachment sites right away. Plus, we get to keep the bone in the field and create a perfect backup for the museum, so if something happens to the original, we still have a faithful copy. Just keep in mind the drones can’t see bone that’s still buried under a meter of sediment – we still need the classic brush and patience for those tricky digs. But for exposed finds, it's like having a super‑fast, high‑detail X‑ray on standby.