Satellite tracking turtles reveals migration secrets
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  • 可愛そか(-_-)

    sven4zero 1 month ago

  • i only care about turtle when they're in my soup

    1995DylanJ 7 months ago

  • bellissimo!

    nino56544 3 years ago

  • damn, that turtle looks really big and really delicious!

    yusufer5000 3 years ago

  • cool

    Extra2004 3 years ago

  • You think efforts to save a species are a waste?

    ShivajiChuttuHai 3 years ago 5

  • dude the beacons just dropped off lol 10,000 dollars each and 46 females thats 460,000 dollars that just dropped off lol

    daveman12000 3 years ago

  • They drop off after 10 months so that they don't constrain the females as they grow larger. They had the data they needed. There's no sense in further stressing the animals at that point.

    $460k, while a lot for an individual, is nothing in terms of research.

    ShivajiChuttuHai 3 years ago 4

  • The tracking equipment wasn't very discrete was it.

    Hez0 3 years ago

  • Thanks for sharing. :)

    o7jimmy 3 years ago

  • i can only hope that all forms or life that have existed past present or future on earth are at other locations in the galaxy, otherwise it make it that more sad,

    Jake1722 3 years ago

  • whoa some bigass turtles.

    WoWaddict3d 3 years ago 3

  • I would have taken a dump on the turtle

    MassZombicide 3 years ago

  • I hope they are working on making the tracking system smaller. Apart from that, good job!

    hfhf2008 3 years ago

  • need a smaller harness, that thing was to big.. how to you know it didnt freak him out and he started swimming some new course. Just saying make that shit smaller :P

    shaolindreams 3 years ago

  • I Love Turtles =D

    AniMangaKame 3 years ago

  • Cool, didn't know that turtles have their own navigation system. Hope this research helps save the poor things. 90% gone in just 20 years. That is just horrible.

    vdubmerc3 3 years ago 3

  • i was there - we counted the eggs

    amazing

    Landy7 3 years ago

  • Needed research. Cool.

    dafttool 3 years ago 3

  • this guy's voice is way too annoying

    brianhuh2 3 years ago

  • 'Information about migratory routes could be useful for conservation efforts'. Thank you the staff of NewScientist. I'm with you.

    teemuruskeepaa 3 years ago

  • is that... ... nooo.... wait.... ANDY DICK?

    gromann 3 years ago

  • I agree amish

    komotoko 3 years ago

  • shit those aare some big turtles

    amishbros 3 years ago 3

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