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Check out this study that shows impressive diving abilities of offshore bottlenose dolphins. Using Wildlife Computers finmount tags, researchers found that they can dive up to 1,000 meters and stay underwater for over 13 minutes. Read the study. bit.ly/3RRu7dG

Ashley Duncan from Wildlife Computers visited the Alaska SeaLife Center and humorously remarked, “I’m on vacation…in Alaska…and I still can’t get away from work.” She shared the experience with her son, showing him the tags from a fresh perspective beyond the office.

This study from West Africa reveals insights into green turtles' foraging patterns and migratory strategies. Tracking data from Wildlife Computers offers information for marine spatial planning, emphasizing the need for tailored conservation. bit.ly/3UciSOV

While at the Billfish Symposium, we heard about some cool research coming from the scientific community. We worked with our customer, Martini Arostegui to modify one of our small towed SPOT tags to gather the data he needed. bit.ly/3BO95Yt

Moira the loggerhead turtle, found in BC's Pedder Bay, swims free again! She was eleased near San Diego after months of rehab and fitted with a Wildlife Computers tag to track her journey. Every rescued turtle counts for this endangered species! bit.ly/3YMbKut

Look who stopped by the Halloween potluck? Ghost transmissions

Tagged in 2019, Caroline recently z-pinged near the Bahamas—rare for white sharks! From Newfoundland to the Gulf of Mexico, she’s on a journey through protected waters rich in food. Follow Caroline’s journey on the OCEARCH Tracker! #SharkTracking #OCEARCH #SharkResearch

As we close our 40th year, thanks to our amazing clients! Your trust has been key to our success in telemetry tagging tech. Our office is closed Dec 20-Jan 3. Happy holidays from the Wildlife Computers family!

A MiniPAT was recovered off the coast of Kikaijima. It came off a megamouth shark and was floating in the ocean for a couple of days.

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Researchers tracked 63 Atlantic bluefin tuna off the United Kingdom using Wildlife Computers MiniPAT tags, collecting invaluable data about these magnificent ocean travelers that could help ensure their future survival. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Look who stopped by! DrMJWitt and Dr Lucy A Hawkes! Both are at the forefront of using satellite telemetry tags to collect real-time data on animal movements, helping us better protect wildlife and understand their world. If you’re ever in the area, let us know! Wildlife Computers

Groundbreaking whale research reveals new insights into migration patterns! The study used LIMPET tags from Wildlife Computers to gather data to help bring scientists closer to unraveling the mystery of why wales migrate...and it might not be food. bit.ly/4jSQmLS

Honored to host Dr. Rachel Graham of MarAlliance. She’s transformed how we protect sharks & rays by empowering small fishers & women to lead research and stewardship. Did you know Dr. Graham once studied at UW and rowed for the Huskies? Grateful for her conservation passion.

New study reveals reef manta rays in Indonesia’s largest sanctuary are true homebodies! Using Wildlife Computers satellite tags, researchers tracked their movements & found high site fidelity—vital for conservation planning. Dive into the full story: mdpi.com/2410-3888/10/2…

We are on the road again! We will be at JMIH 2025 July 9-13 in Minnesota. Stop by our booth and meet Devon who will be ready to chat and answer all your questions. You can see all our cool fishy, lizardy, and amphibany tags. bit.ly/4eicLkn #JMIH25 #AES25

I love when our customers share! Where is the dry bag now? #bagadventures

Tracking northern elephant seals with Wildlife Computers satellite tags unlocked 2 decades of migration and ocean health data. Now public, this dataset is a game-changer for marine science and conservation. bit.ly/4kkPRdp