If you liked this story, share it with other people. The yellow-legged hornet is a predator: after it sets up a nest in a new neighborhood, its workers head out in search of smaller wasps, flies and ...

Conservation NGO Save Vietnam’s Wildlife is employing radio tracking to follow rehabilitated pangolins rescued from the illegal wildlife trade, even in difficult terrain and when the animals burrow ...

Just like humans, animals move about to find food, shelter, and mates. Movement in the wild, however, comes with increased risk, as it can be tracked by predators. To understand how katydids ...

The Washington State Department of Agriculture found nearly 1,500 Asian Giant Hornets — commonly known as “murder hornets” — when it eradicated a nest of the invasive species on Aug. 25, 2021, in ...

This article was originally featured on Undark. Twice each year, members of a subspecies of red knots—salmon-colored sandpipers—migrate thousands of miles between their wintering grounds in northern ...

The most extensive radio-tracking effort of bottlenose dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon using radio-telemetry reveals new and surprising information about how they use their habitats, how they ...

Radio tracking can be a very useful tool to help scientists study animals in the wild. Among other things, radio tracking can help researchers determine a species' home range, population density, and ...

Electronic radio tags could be used to track invasive Asian hornets and stop them colonizing the UK and killing honeybees, new research shows. Electronic radio tags could be used to track invasive ...