Biologging has cracked open a new window into the hidden world of stingrays. In a pioneering study, researchers at Florida Atlantic University have successfully deployed the first multi-sensor tags on whitespotted eagle rays (Aetobatus narinari), revealing their feeding strategies, habitat use, and behavioral patterns in unprecedented detail. These findings are crucial for understanding the ecological … Read more
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