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" There&amp;#039;s a new genre of video sweeping through YouTube right now: Parents attaching their kid&amp;#039;s\u00A0loose tooth to a drone, and then having the remote-controlled quadcopter yank the baby tooth out. For example:        As with many\u00A0moments in human achievement, it can be\u00A0difficult\u00A0to nail down who actually did it first. While there are several videos claiming to the be the world&amp;#039;s first ever drone tooth pull, as near as we can determine, this is the earliest example, uploaded over three years\u00A0ago by user\u00A0TacticalAR15Master. While he claims it&amp;#039;s a tooth pull via helicopter, the vehicle is clearly a quadcopter, and what we commonly accept as a &amp;quot;drone&amp;quot; today:        It&amp;#039;s not just Americans who have gotten into the act. Here, a father pulls his son&amp;#039;s tooth out\u00A0in Ireland:        This drone tooth extraction may not be the world&amp;#039;s first ever, but it does gets extra points for both using Europe&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Final Countdown&amp;quot; and providing a the POV of the drone yanking the tooth out.\u00A0        Of course, like with any emergent field of tech, there can be failures. Here we\u00A0see what happens when the drone doesn&amp;#039;t have enough lift, and the tooth just doesn&amp;#039;t want to go:        As quadcopter drones continue to drop in price (the entry-level DJI Phantom\u00A03 is now $799, and Chinese-made knockoffs with cameras and propeller guards can be had for under $50), people are finding more and more odd ways to use them.\u00A0 You can fish with a drone\u00A0(and angry fishermen are sometimes snagging drones themselves). You can\u00A0deliver shoes with a drone. You can frighten geese with a drone. Combine\u00A0highly precise\u00A0flight capabilities, built-in cameras, and mankind&amp;#039;s\u00A0insatiable desire to go viral on YouTube, and only\u00A0greatness can result. Source: Slate "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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