Photo Gallery: Scenes From the Golden Age of Animal Tracking

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By Yale Environment 360Jun 25, 2015, 10:20 am131 pts
Scientists are following the lives of animals in more detail than ever before, thanks to a new generation of tracking and tagging devices. From beluga whales that collect data on the Arctic Ocean to ducks that help track the spread of avian flu, data gathered by and about animals is being used to identify…

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