Researchers use 'fake eggs' to spy on sea turtle hatchlings
From about May to October each year, sea turtles nest in the sand along Cape Hatteras.
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WHRO - Researchers use "fake eggs" to spy on sea turtle hatchlings in Cape Hatteras
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A nest-monitoring device can save more sea turtle hatchlings and fight extinction
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Sensor Disguised as a Sea Turtle Egg Predicts Hatching Dates
A new inexpensive sensor engineered to look like a sea turtle egg allows researchers to observe nests remotely and predict when hatchlings will hatch.
Source: azosensors.com
Baby turtles wait in the nest so the can all leave together
A new sensor that resembles a turtle egg has provided researchers with a new ability to predict when eggs will hatch aiding conservation efforts.
Source: cosmosmagazine.com