Wildlife tracking method shows insights into movement and ecology, suggesting better conservation strategies.
Radio collars are pivotal tools for tracking the movement, behaviour, and ecology of free-ranging wildlife. They can help understand patterns of home range, migration, habitat use, social interactions, mortality causes, and responses to environmental change. (Cagnacci et al., 2010).
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