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Tagging Dolphins in the Galápagos

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Nadine Slimak

1mo ago

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Sarasota Dolphin Research ProgramTagging Dolphins in the Galápagossarasotadolphin.org
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In April 2026, members of our team traveled to the Galápagos, a UNESCO World Heritage site. There, we (Aaron Barleycorn, field manager and senior researcher, staff scientist Dr. Krystan Wilkinson, and I) worked with the Cetacea Galapagos Program from the Galapagos Science Center (GSC) to attach satellite-linked tags to bottlenose dolphins using the TADpole The post Tagging Dolphins in the Galápagos appeared first on Sarasota Dolphin Research Program .

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