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"The Internet of Animals" unveils a groundbreaking scientific endeavor, ICARUS, which tracks animal movements globally using cutting-edge technology. Discover how tiny, solar-powered tracking devices attached to animals feed data to satellites, creating a living map of animal behavior. Martin Wikelski, the project's founder, shares this compelling story, revealing insights into animal behavior across the globe, from foxes in the Arctic to elephants in Thailand. Learn about the challenges of launching ICARUS, from securing funding to tagging animals in remote locations. The book explores the potential of ICARUS to prepare humans for natural disasters, prevent species loss, and address climate change, ultimately ushering in an era where we listen and respond to what animals tell us about our planet's health.
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