Traditional animal behavior recognition models require extensive labeled datasets and frequent retraining, limiting their adaptability across species and environments. Additionally, existing systems rely on predefined behavior categories, making it difficult for researchers to customize recognition models to specific behavioral patterns relevant to their studies. Different research fields, such as animal welfare monitoring, co...

To track sea ice motion, four ice‐tethered buoys were deployed at 84.6°N and 144.3°W, 87.3°N and 172.3°W, 81.1°N and 157.4°W, and 82.8°N and 166.5°W in summers of 2008, 2010, 2014, and 2016, respectively. In addition, the remote sensed ice motion product provided by National Snow and Ice Data Center was used to reconstruct backward and forward ice drifting trajectories from the buoy deployment sites during 1979–2016. Sea ice i...