Seabirds Flying Across Time Zones Get Jet Lag That Steers Them Off Course
A 20-year GPS tracking study of Manx shearwaters found that rapid eastward flights across lines of longitude leave the birds' ...
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Fledgling shearwaters reveal Solomon Sea as vital stopover on first migration
GPS-tracked fledgling Sable Shearwaters from Lord Howe Island consistently fly about 1,000 kilometres north in two weeks and stage in ...
Bird-borne cameras validate accelerometer behavior classifications in King Vultures
Video from camera-equipped GPS-accelerometer loggers on two King Vultures was used to validate accelerometer-based behavior classification, with performance varying from ...
GPS Tracking Reveals Older Brazilians Walk Often but Not Long Enough
A seven-day GPS study of 276 older adults in Florianópolis, Brazil, found frequent active trips but only 9.8% met physical ...
Seabird sex differences in foraging shift with colony and year, study finds
A multi-year GPS tracking study of streaked shearwaters shows that sexual segregation in foraging behavior depends on breeding colony and ...
GPS tracking reveals six duck species sharing one wintering ground migrate in strikingly different ways
GPS tracking of 95 ducks from six species wintering in South Korea reveals that closely related birds sharing the same ...
Meta-analysis finds steppe bird home-range data skewed to male breeders in western Europe
A meta-analysis of 39 studies on seven Palaearctic steppe bird species finds home-range data dominated by adult breeding males in ...
Tracking a Threatened Seabird Reveals Hotspots of Offshore Risk in the Northwest Atlantic
A GPS-tracking-based species distribution model shows that Leach's storm-petrels from the threatened Atlantic population concentrate in deepwater areas off Newfoundland ...
Smartphones and Wearables Could Track Mental Health in Cancer Patients, Review Finds
A scoping review of 17 studies suggests that passively collected smartphone and wearable data can mirror depression, anxiety, and distress ...
GPS collar reveals how a rehabilitated ocelot reclaimed the wild
Six months of GPS tracking show a once-injured ocelot abandoned prime forest for farmland after release, revealing how competition and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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