Friday, 25 June 2021
Unfolding the Secret Life of Endangered Bustard Using GPS Telemetry
Critically endangered Great Indian Bustards were hard to track, until environmentalists fitted them with telemetry devices that record the bird's location and communicate that data through mobile networks, all running on solar power that can keep the trackers working for years.
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