Biologging

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Biologging is the use of tags attached to animals to record aspects of their behaviour, physiology or environment.

Description

Often this can just be the location of the animal, e.g. GPS animal tracking but typically has a focus on learning about other features besides the animal's location.[1][2]

Many sensor types can be used, for example temperature,[3] accelerometers[4] or microphones.[5]

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