Tracking a mysterious seabird for the first time: what GPS reveals about the Black Storm-Petrel

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➡️ paper in @marineorno.bsky.social: doi.org/10.5038/2074...

#seabirds #biologging

Energy underpins survival and reproduction but is difficult to measure in free-ranging animals. This study used #BioLogging to determine how energy needs are affected by reproductive condition in Krefft’s glider.

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1/3 If your research involves #biologging of #wild_animals or comparative research on their body mass, this new @royalsociety.org paper is for you:
doi.org/10.1098/rsos.260127

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How do African crowned eagles cope with rapid urbanisation?🦅

This #BioLogging study used GPS and accelerometery to show how energy expenditure varies across habitats, emphasising the need to preserve forests in urban planning.

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📰Research article:

🐟Air exposure durations influence post-release swimming activity of Muskellunge (Esox masquinongy)

📝Dr. Luc LaRochelle @luclarochelle.bsky.social team
doi.org/10.1016/j.ade.2026.100011

#FishBiology #Biologging #Catch-and-release #Fishing #Muskellunge

This article forms part of our #BioLogging special issue.

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Some Fraser River sockeye salmon face a challenging migration to their spawn site.

This #BioLogging study used tags to reveal how salmon use and conserve energy, relying on burst swimming to reach their destination.

Join the journey here⬇️
doi.org/10.1093/conp...

This paper forms part of our #BioLogging special issue.
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Fat reserves predict survival and reproduction in free-ranging wildlife.

This new #BioLogging study tracks female elk with implanted biologgers, providing continuous tissue conductivity readings to monitor energy use in real time 🫎.

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doi.org/10.1093/conp...

If you are interested in our #BioLogging special issue, be sure to check out other papers which form part of this issue⬇️

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How have biologging tools evolved over time?

This new #BioLogging perspective traces the history of these tools and emphasises their crucial role in guiding conservation of vulnerable species.🐧🦌

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doi.org/10.1093/conp...

If you are interested in our #BioLogging special issue, be sure to check out other papers which form part of this issue⬇️
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