External transmitter attachment in snakes: a systematic review of methods, efficacy, and impacts
Tyler Christensen,
Jason Fantuzzi
Abstract:Background
The advent of telemetry has revolutionized wildlife research in recent decades. For telemetry to be effective, transmitting devices must remain attached to study animals throughout a period of interest and without impacting pertinent behaviors. Surgical implantation remains the most common method used to attach transmitters to snakes, but concerns about the effects of transmitter implantation on snake health and behavior have motivated many researchers to opt for external transmitter… Show more
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