How NASA Data Helps Study Animals on the Move

The video discusses the global migration of animals and the importance of a comprehensive database to study these movements. It introduces the Env-DATA system, which links animal movement data to environmental information, aiding researchers in understanding the impact of climate change on animal behavior. The video highlights a study led by Dr. Peter Mahoney, examining how different species' movement speeds are affected by weather conditions. The findings suggest varying responses to precipitation and temperature changes, which could influence predator-prey dynamics. The video emphasizes the use of global datasets for research and encourages international collaboration.

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