Looking great!

Senior PDF/Research Associate position available to lead the largest acoustic telemetry program in the Arctic...and Greenland halibut (and of course Greenland sharks) are the best animals ever......see husseylab.com/opportunities

#bls8tokyo looks amazing! I see our colleague, Devon, was enjoying the poster session.

Can you spot the Wildlife Computers crew?

#bls8tokyo is just a few days away! Stop by exhibition booth #2, B1 floor, Ito Hall to say hi to the Wildlife Computers gang and check out what's new and coming soon.

A tagged tiger shark, armed with Wildlife Computers SCOUT Bathygraph tag, shared 500+ ocean temperature profiles, some beyond 500m deep! These tags offer real-time, precise data, enriching marine understanding and boosting oceanography and meteorology models. bit.ly/46ZTUFN

Discover the impact of microplastics on filter-feeding whales. Blue whales may ingest 10 million pieces daily, while humpback whales could consume 200,000 pieces daily. bit.ly/3SdCQIf

Thank you to all our clients for a wonderful year. 2023 was amazing, challenging, and exciting all at the same time. Here's to a fabulous 2024 for our researchers and clients. As a reminder, we will be closed from December 20, 2023-January 3, 2024.

#FridayFeeling #inspired by nature? Introducing learners to concepts of biomimicry & #technology for wildlife #conservation #science : included in our new #GlobalSTEMAward resource pack. Activity & #STEM professional profile supported by Wildlife Computers (& photo creds! #turtle ).

Discover the secret lives of dolphinfish in the open ocean! Advanced @tags4wildlife tags revealed their interactions with floating objects, uncovering behaviors indicating shelter, feeding, and cleaning. bit.ly/3MfF2LH

Introducing a cool new drill attachment, streamlining deployments of fin-mounted geolocators like the Wildlife Computers SPOT-364. Swift, stress-free tagging even in rough seas, enhancing conservation efforts! bit.ly/45Slzbe

Equipped with cutting-edge tech, scientists tracked the elusive greater amberjack Seriola dumerili in Taiwan's coastal waters using Wildlife Computers archival tags. Researchers found these amberjacks are true underwater acrobats!
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Researchers tracked the migration of fin whales using Wildlife Computers LIMPET tags off the Antarctic Peninsula. There has only been knowledge of their behavior in the summer months, but now there is insight into migration and breeding/wintering grounds.
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Make sure you stop by and find Rowan and Kev! Can't wait to see you all in Chile! 11th International Penguin Congress, GLOBAL PENGUIN SOCIETY, Saint Louis Zoo, Brookfield Zoo Chicago, Punta San Juan Program, Technosmart Europe, Wildlife Computers, Milwaukee County Zoo, Oikonos , Reserva Natural Pingüino Rey, Costa Humboldt

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#TeamSeal are back from 3 incredible weeks of #fieldwork on Bird Island. Braving the #Falklands winter, Javed Riaz & Alastair Baylis deployed 19 Wildlife Computers GPS tags on male South American fur seals!
Biodiversity Challenge Funds FIFCA

#Falklands fieldwork did not disappoint 🦭🛰️! We deployed 19 Wildlife Computers devices on South American fur seals – poised to generate one of the largest movement datasets available for this species 📊🥳
Alastair Baylis SAERI Biodiversity Challenge Funds FIFCA Falkland Islands Gov

Researchers examined water temperatures and internesting intervals and found that the results varied across turtle species. They found that body size alone doesn't determine temperature impact on internesting intervals. bit.ly/3CrE4X7

A recent study using Wildlife Computers SPLASH tags uncovered how beluga whales adapt to varying light conditions and environmental factors. Traditional views are out as we now consider the impact of the Arctic's unique light regimes on their activity. bit.ly/3N3CPU8

Using biologging techniques and high-resolution oceanographic data, scientists investigated whether elephant seals utilized eddies and how they influence foraging conditions. Tracking data and measurements from 221 seals revealed fascinating insights. bit.ly/45Fgfsc

Three bottlenose dolphins have been freed off the shores of Bali after years of captivity. The dolphins, hesitant at first, embraced their newfound freedom. They will be tracked with Wildlife Computers SPOT-399 tags as they navigate the open ocean. bit.ly/45zWK4v