Tech firm Sigfox develops tiny tracker to help fight rhino poaching December 28, 2018 / by Huzaifa / in Reuters: Science News / with No comments / French tech company Sigfox has developed a bite-size tracker that can be inserted into the horns of rhinos to help conservationists monitor and protect the endangered species. from Reuters: Science News https://reut.rs/2Spe4D5 // Share This: Facebook Twitter Google+ Stumble Digg Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook Related Posts:In crisis-hit Argentina, cancer researcher turns to game show for fundsAmid a swirling economic crisis and protests over budget cuts for research in Argentina, one scientist has found a novel way to fundraise: winning mon… Read MoreTrump seeks extra $1.6 billion in NASA spending to return to moon by 2024The Trump administration asked Congress on Monday to increase NASA spending next year by an extra $1.6 billion as a "down payment" to accommodate the … Read MoreSpaceX postpones satellite launch in Florida due to high windsElon Musk's SpaceX postponed its planned Wednesday night blastoff of a Falcon 9 rocket carrying the first cluster of satellites for his new Starlink i… Read MoreBrazil seeks China's OK for genetically modified sugarcaneBrazil's agriculture minister will ask Chinese officials on Thursday to greenlight exports to the Asian nation of sugar made from genetically modified… Read MoreQuakes show that moon, gradually shrinking, is tectonically activeThe moon may be dynamic and tectonically active like Earth - not the inert world some scientists had believed it to be - based on a new analysis discl… Read More
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