Pronghorn with GPS Collar (IMAGE)

Wildlife Conservation Society

Pronghorn with GPS Collar

Caption

In order to follow the movements of migrating pronghorn, scientists captured some 250 female pronghorn with nets deployed from helicopters and released the animals with GPS collars, each one programmed to detach after a length of time.

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Renee Seidler/Wildlife Conservation Society.

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