Understanding animal behavior – what it does, where and when – is crucial for behavioral ecology, which governs interactions between species within the food chain (including humans), interactions among individuals within a population, interactions between individuals and their physical environment, and ultimately influences animals’ physical condition and population dynamics. However, monitoring animal behavior is challenging. Animals can go unnoticed, some behaviors occur only at night or (…)

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Understanding animal behavior - what animals do, where and when - is essential for behavioral ecology, as it governs interactions between species within food webs (including humans), interactions among individuals within a population, interactions between individuals and their physical environment, and ultimately affects animals’ physical condition and population dynamics. However, monitoring animal behavior is challenging. Animals can go unnoticed, certain behaviors only occur at night or (…)

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