Windhorse Aerospace is developing edible drones that could deliver supplies to disaster areas and conflict zones. The British aerospace company is working on three models of the nutritional drone that would carry payloads of different sizes. The largest would have a 9-foot wingspan. Reports did not specify what type of food would be used to create the prototype. The company plans to develop the fleet of functional drones by the end of the year. “Terrorizing populations has become one of the most effective methods of modern hybrid warfare,” founder Nigel Gifford said. “This is a way to send people the food and nutrition they need.” Gifford also founded the solar-powered drone company Ascenta, which he sold to Facebook in 2014. - FORBES