To Study Human-Wildlife Encounters, Scientists Turn to Tik Tok

Yale e360
Feb 27, 2023, 3:52 pm132 pts
Herders on the Tibetan plateau are prone to seeing gray wolves, snow leopards, brown bears, and other wildlife, with the potential for conflict. Historically, it has been difficult to study these encounters, but the rise of smartphones has given researchers a valuable new tool — videos of wildlife taken by…

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