6 Ways to Accessorize Animals for the Sake of Science

The video explores how scientists use technology to study animal behavior and ecology. It covers six examples: tracking hummingbirds with RFID tags, monitoring invasive hornets with telemetry, studying crow social interactions, analyzing dragonfly flight, using seals for ocean data collection, and employing cyborg cockroaches in search and rescue. These studies enhance our understanding of animal behavior and environmental interactions, while emphasizing the importance of minimizing impact on the animals.

In what ways do New Caledonian crows demonstrate tool use?

How do researchers utilize elephant seals for ocean data collection?

What are the potential ethical concerns regarding the use of tracking devices on animals?