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Investigating scent communication and latrine use to inform translocation of the Tasmanian devilNARA Subscribed
Translocation programs for endangered mammalian carnivores face numerous challenges, including the potential for lethal interactions between releasees and resident conspecifics. Here we evaluate whether familiarizing residents with the scent of releasees might be an effective strategy for reducing aggression following Tasmanian devil ( Sarcophilus harrisii ) translocation. Tasmanian devils live in loose social networks in whic...
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This study reports some of the first foraging behavior data collected for male fur seals. A nonbreeding male Australian fur seal, Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus , captured at a commercial salmon farm in southern Tasmania, Australia, was relocated 450 km from the site of capture. The animal was equipped with a geolocating time‐depth recorder that recorded diving behavior and approximate location for the 14.4 d that it took th...
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