The internet of animals

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SCIENTISTS ARE USING ELECTRONIC TAGS AND SATELLITES TO TRACK WILD ANIM

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BBC Science Focus Magazine

12 November, 2024

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Can we really bring back long-extinct animals, or are scientists just making close copies?

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FOR BETTER OR WORSE, ADVANCEMENTS IN TECH ARE TRANSFORMING OUR TRIPS. WE LOOK AT THE DEVELOPMENTS AND HOW THEY MIGHT SHAPE THE FUTURE.

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The internet of animals

BBC Science Focus Magazine

12 November, 2024

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