Wild birds rewrite rules for travel
A landmark study of 50 wild bird and bat species shows that riding atmospheric flows can make flying cheaper than ...
Tag: GPS tracking
Tracking Data Reveal How Each Animal Carves Its Own Ecological Niche
A new workflow in R quantifies realized and potential individualized niches from GPS tracking data using mixed-effects resource selection functions, ...
Satellites Reveal Dry, Scorching Forage Is the Real Bottleneck on India’s Cattle Migration Routes
A satellite and GPS tracking study of a Gir cattle migration corridor in central India finds that dry, hot forage, ...
New Parents’ Emotions Rise and Fall Together, GPS-Tracking Study Reveals
A Danish experience-sampling study using Bayesian coupled-oscillator models and GPS verification shows that new mothers and fathers regulate their own ...
GPS Tracks from 172 Jaguars Reveal the Americas’ Most Vital Big Cat Corridors
The largest-ever jaguar connectivity study, using GPS data from 172 collared cats, maps 307 core habitats and 176 corridors across ...
Snakes, Ravens and Long Flights: Why Albatrosses Keep Failing to Breed on a Remote Mexican Island
Eight years of monitoring on Clarion Island reveal that Laysan Albatrosses face total breeding failure driven by exhausting 9,900-kilometer foraging ...
Landmark Australian Study Tracks How Children Move, Sleep and Sit From Toddlerhood to Teens
The PLAYCE cohort study in Western Australia is tracking nearly 2,000 children from preschool to adolescence with accelerometers, GPS and ...
Wind Turbines vs. Wintering Geese: Energy Transition May Drain Vital Bird Reserves
A simulation study of GPS-tagged Taiga Bean Geese in Denmark shows that losing winter cereal fields to a planned renewable ...
Dry Days Drive Baboons to March Three Times Farther in Tanzanian Reserve
A new GPS-based study in Tanzania's Swagaswaga Game Reserve shows that baboons nearly triple their daily travel distances and shrink ...
How Daily Environmental Swings Shape the Brain: Inside the Day2Day Environment Study
A Berlin-based dense longitudinal study is tracking 30 participants across 25 sessions with wearable sensors, GPS tracking, and repeated multimodal ...
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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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