Satellite Tracking
Why did animal X stop transmitting?
Jacopo - AdriaWatch project
A project of Islameta Group, Dept. of Biology - University of Pisa.
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Jacopo has been released on 12 Aug. 2006.
Unfortunately, Jacopo was found dead, stranded, on 26 Sept. 2006. It was drowned. We suspect an entanglement in some kind of fishing tool, since it was regularly feeding (on Murex sp.) just before the death.
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