@thetruism · 14d ago
Radar satellites track emperor penguins during winter
Durham University researchers are utilizing radar satellite technology to observe emperor penguins throughout the Antarctic winter, improving the understanding of their movements and habitats during the dark season.
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Radar satellites track emperor penguins during winter
- Durham University researchers are using radar satellites to track emperor penguins during the winter.
- The use of radar satellite technology to track emperor penguins is changing scientific understanding of the species.
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