With airport security more rigorous than ever, the battle against smugglers has become a high-stakes operation—and some of the most effective team members aren’t even human. Specially trained detection dogs, often called sniffer dogs, are on the front lines, using their extraordinary sense of smell to detect hidden drugs, explosives, and other illegal items. These canine officers are essential to keeping travelers safe, often finding threats that even the most sophisticated technology can miss.
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