Animal-borne biologgers or biotelemetry systems are commonly used to study the
movements and behavior of large aquatic taxa. However, the effects of the tag deployment …

Tracking fine-scale movements in relation to threats is fundamental to the management of
exploited marine species, yet there is considerable difficulty associated with gathering such …

To better protect endangered green sea turtles Chelonia mydas, a more thorough
understanding of the behaviors of each life stage is needed. Although dive profile analyses …

Direct observations of animals at different life history stages provide important information
regarding habitat use and behavior. Furthermore, understanding daily movements and …

Endangered marine animals that are capable of changing behaviour in response to different
environmental conditions and still reproduce successfully may have better survival chances …

Protection of endangered species requires an understanding of their spatial ecology in
relation to human activities. Recent improvements in monitoring technologies, such as …

We used a turtle-mounted video and data-logging system (Crittercam; National Geographic
Society, USA) to study underwater behaviour and dive patterns of green turtles, Chelonia …

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temperatures over deep water (> 5 m) that ranged from 9.5 C to 10 C. In these deep waters …

Assessing sea turtle behavior at the foraging grounds has been primarily limited to the
interpretation of remotely-sensed data. As a result, there is a general lack of detailed …

This study represents the first documented use of a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) to
actively track sea turtles in situ. From 2008 to 2014, an ROV was deployed to track the at-sea …