Scientists, like someone barging into an occupied bathroom, realize they’ve been lax on others’ privacy.

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By Amelia UrryJun 6, 2017, 3:37 pm265 pts
It’s no surprise that too much human interest can spell extinction-level danger for endangered species, but increasingly accessible scientific research and technology are making things even worse. That’s why biologists are debating the “right to privacy” of their animal subjects when publishing…

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