Keyword: Radio collar
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A biologist radio collars a lioness in the Ishasha Section of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
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ANI019-00228
A radio-collared lioness and her cub wake up at dusk on their treetop perch in the Ishasha section of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
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Wolf biologist David Mech tracks reintroduced gray wolves in Yellowstone National Park.
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Wolf biologist David Mech tracks reintroduced gray wolves in Yellowstone National Park.
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Wolf biologist David Mech tracks reintroduced gray wolves in Yellowstone National Park.
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Mike Phillips, former director of the Yellowstone wolf reintroduction program uses radio telemetry to track wild gray wolves recently released into the park.
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This male red wolf (endangered) is caught in a “soft trap” too close to humans. He’s already been caught and collared once, so now he’ll be kept in a holding facility.
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Biologists use radio telemetry to track the location of endangered red wolves near Manteo, NC.
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Biologists use radio telemetry to track the location of endangered red wolves near Manteo, NC.
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Wild gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park’s Fountain Flats area.
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Wild gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park’s Fountain Flats area.
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Wild gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park’s Fountain Flats area.
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Wild gray wolf in Yellowstone National Park’s Fountain Flats area.
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Biologists collared this tranquilized grizzly bear near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska on the Arctic coastal plain. They are studying how the bears live with the oil fields in the area.
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Biologists weigh and collar a tranquilized grizzly bear near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska on the Arctic coastal plain. They arestudying how the bears live with the oil fields in the area.
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Biologists collared this tranquilized grizzly bear near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska on the Arctic coastal plain. They are studying how the bears live with the oil fields in the area.
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BEA012-00021
Grizzly asleep in cotton flower on Alaska’s north slope. The bear was tranquilized by biologists so they could radio collar it.
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Biologists collar a tranquilized grizzly bear near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska on the Arctic coastal plain. They are studying how the bears live with the oil fields in the area.
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ANI019-00028
Endangered Florida panther caught in the wild with a cameratrap at the Florida Panther NWR near Naples, Florida. This panther is suffering from mange and ringworm as a result of inbreeding within the small population. Upon seeing the animal, biologists remarked on how good it looked compared to the last time they radio-collared it.
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Endangered Florida panther caught in the wild with a cameratrap at the Florida Panther NWR near Naples, Florida. This panther is suffering from mange and ringworm as a result of inbreeding within the small population. Upon seeing the animal, biologists remarked on how good it looked compared to the last time they radio-collared it.
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Endangered Florida panther caught in the wild with a cameratrap at the Florida Panther NWR near Naples, Florida. This panther is suffering from mange and ringworm as a result of inbreeding within the small population. Upon seeing the animal, biologists remarked on how good it looked compared to the last time they radio-collared it.
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Endangered Florida panther caught in the wild with a cameratrap at the Florida Panther NWR near Naples, Florida.
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Endangered Florida panther caught in the wild with a cameratrap at the Florida Panther NWR near Naples, Florida. This panther is suffering from mange and ringworm as a result of inbreeding within the small population. Upon seeing the animal, biologists remarked on how good it looked compared to the last time they radio-collared it.
