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What Does Noninvasive Wild Animal Research Look Like?
Veganized scent lures and camera traps are two tools scientists can use to minimize human impact on wildlife.
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Carolyn Bernhardt
Carolyn Bernhardt is a freelance science and health writer based in Portland, Oregon. Her work focuses on the health of animals, people, insects, plants and the world we share.
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