A day at a waterhole:
On a blazing day in the grasslands, a pipeline leakage becomes a lifeline for all: The wild, feral, and the humans. A kind reminder that we are part of the same ecosystem, which we should conserve - for all of us.
#grassland#wildlife#cameratrap#tgt#mfd
Trending in #Zoology:
https://t.co/RO2PJagU99
1) New species of Bembidion from California (@ZooKeys_Journal)
2) New eel from the Bay of Bengal
3) Quantifying behaviour of group‐living animals using drones (@AnimalEcology)
4) Females adopt sexual catalepsy to facilitate mating
@rahulpandita Well-crafted article! A must-read! Gives a brief overview of the current situation in both proximate and historical contexts! Thanks for writing! I would appreciate it if you could suggest a book on the topic to understand this Punjab situation in depth?
More amazing content from this study! The video highlights different scales at which authors quantified individuals in a zebra herd, from large scale movements to fine scale individual animal posture, in a social context.@ben_kogerv @adwait_d@jgraving@BlairRCostelloe@icouzin
Consumer drones and machine learning enables research of group living animals, from zebras to gelada monkeys, in their natural social and environmental context at sub-meter and sub-second resolution. @ben_koger@adwait_d@jgraving@BlairRCostelloe@icouzin
https://t.co/MRxrWw6DRJ
I am very happy to have this method out in @AnimalEcology! Congrats to @Ben_Koger and all our co-authors! We developed this approach to facilitate studies of #collectivebehavior in wild populations, for systems & questions that are hard to address using existing methods.
Out now in @AnimalEcology! A general approach for using drones to study animal behavior in the wild. Record the location and posture of many animals simultaneously at sub-second sub-meter resolution, plus reconstruct their 3D landscape: https://t.co/2u4jtEzha2
🚨 Do vervet monkeys have context-dependent alarm responses? New study by @adwait_d, Erica van de Waal, and Klaus Zuberbühler using field experiments to test how vervet monkeys react to alarm calls produced in intergroup vs. non-intergroup situations: https://t.co/uTxbsLeLti
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