Wildlife Tracking by Study Animal
Attachment method, available weight, expected behavior and field conditions can strongly influence wildlife telemetry design. Select the study-animal group that best matches your project to review the most relevant tracking approaches.
The categories below provide general orientation only. Final equipment selection depends on the specific species, animal weight, project objectives, environment and required operating life.
Mammalogy
From small Bats and Rodents to Elephants, including Carnivores, Primates, Ungulates, Lagomorphs and more.
Ornithology
From small Passerines to Ostriches, including Raptors, Parrots, Waterbirds, Waterfowl and more.
Herpetology
From small Lizards to giant Crocodilians, including Turtles, Snakes, Frogs, Salamanders and more.
Other
Dart trackers, Trap alarms, Seed dispersal, Freshwater species and other specialized applications.
Mammalogy
Terrestrial 4 – 1400 gr
Terrestrial 1.4 kg-2.6kg
Terrestrial from 2.6 kg
Vermilingua(Anteater)
Chiroptera (Bat)
Pholidota (Pangolin)
Sirenia (Manatee)
Folivora (Sloth)
Ornithology
From 14 to 2300 grams
From 2.3 kg to 4.3 kg
From 4.3 kg
Cathartidae (Condor and Vulture)
Psittaciformes (Parrot)
Falconry
Herpetology
Crocodilia
Testudines (Turtle)
Lacertilia (Lizard)
Serpentes (Snake)
Anura (Frog and Toad)
Other Herpetological Species
Other Applications
Live-Capture Trap status
Live-Capture tracking
Seed dispersal
