A recent telemetry study on 14 Indian rock pythons (Python molurus) in two South Indian tiger reserves has shed light on various aspects about the species, adding to the knowledge, that is currently limited, about snake ecology, distribution, population or behaviour in India, home to some of the largest snakes in the world. The study, […]
  • Elevator7009@kbin.run
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    11 个月前

    I’m tired and read the title as pythons slowly but surely 1) traveling to their home and 2) ending up in the territory where another scientific study is being conducted on pythons; or just finding a new room in someone’s house that we call a “study”.

    The actual study is cool, thanks for posting!

    • Haggunenons@lemmy.worldOP
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      11 个月前

      That’s so funny, it is a bit of awkwardly worded title. Glad you enjoyed it, I thought it was interesting as well. I have an RSS set up to find new animal communication studies to post in my lemmy community and this showed up in it, it isn’t exactly animal communication so I didnt post it there, but I figured there may be a snake group that may appreciate it.