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New technology tracks whales in 'noninvasive' way: UH
New technology developed by the University of Hawai'i allows for noninvasive tracking of whales, reducing pressure on the animals and the need for researchers to approach them closely. Lars Bejder, a researcher at MMRP, described the method as a 'complete game changer' that enhances comfort and safety for the whales.
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