Science in Progress: Seals and Drones
Wildlife conservancy is a science benefiting from the new tech and tools of today. Join Indre as she travels to Ano Nuevo State Park to explore the research tools scientists are using to study elephant seals in the wild.
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I thought they used RFiD chips to tag elephant seals, I never would have thought that they just glued devices to them, or that they marked them with dyes (modified hair dye at that).
Side note to this:
What it the extinction threshold numbers? (or should I ask how is it calculated, and is it the same for most species)
This was more interesting then I would have thought, and continues to be a great series on Tested, totally worth the Premium membership.