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To Track Bull Sharks, First Hit Their Snooze Button
For these researchers in Southern Africa, tagging the apex predators starts with putting them in trancelike tonic immobility.
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For these researchers in Southern Africa, tagging the apex predators starts with putting them in trancelike tonic immobility.
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The Mauritius kestrel benefits from a plant that's harming the island's ecosystem, complicating conservation efforts.
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Dedicated scientists are going to extremes to save this rare plant from extinction.
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As the predators hunt fur seals, a new geofencing project tries to keep people out of the way.
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The artificial nests could shield the endangered seabirds from rising temperatures.