Conservation
Advanced Solar-Powered Tracking Devices Reveal Wildlife Secrets
Advanced solar-powered tracking devices allow researchers to follow previously hard-to-study animals as they feed, socialize or migrate. In turn, this data could be used to make better wildlife and habitat management decisions.
Latest Research Articles
Manatees: Record-Breaking 6,250 Counted During Aerial Surveys In Florida
Shark Ultrasounds Boost Conservation Efforts Along Florida Coast (EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW) [VIDEO]
Fear Of Large Predators Helps Keep Ecosystem In Balance [VIDEO]
Threatened Belugas: 'Adopt a Beluga' Campaign Finds Sponsors
Rare Sumatran Tigers Born In Indonesia and US Zoos
Bull Shark Dragged From Florida Waters To Pose For Pictures [VIDEO]
Whip Spiders: Eight New Species Found In Amazon Rainforest
Baby Indian Rhino Born at Toronto Zoo [VIDEO]
Anti-Poaching: Tiger Increase in Thailand Following Poaching Patrol Increase
Rare Dolphin Dies After Beach Dwellers Pull It From the Water To Take Selfies
Elk Populations Double In Michigan, Aerial Surveys Show
Crocodiles Suffocated On Way To Wildlife Facility In Mexico
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