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‘Bear-dar’ aims to give Arctic communities a heads-up on nearby polar bears

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By Abhishyant Kidangoor Verified
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An early-warning system, aided by radar and AI, aims to help mitigate human-polar bear encounters in the Arctic. Bear-dar scans the landscape for polar bears and alerts people if a bear is spotted approaching human settlements. In May, the system detected a polar bear family and helped people at a weather station guide them back onto sea ice.
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Scientists use AI to produce first high-resolution map of global seagrass extent

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By Abhishyant Kidangoor Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Scientists have produced the first high-resolution map of seagrass ecosystems around the world. Data from the map reveal that 70% of global seagrass cover is concentrated off the coasts of just five countries. The map also found that nearly 80% of seagrass loss happened outside marine protected areas, emphasizing the importance of targeted conservation action.
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Chewing sounds can help decode an animal’s diet using AI, new study finds

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By Abhishyant Kidangoor Verified
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Scientists have developed an AI model that can listen to the chewing sounds of predators and identify what they are eating. The tool was trained with audio of whitespotted eagle rays crushing open shells of the mollusks they are preying on. It’s crucial to understand predator-prey interactions to figure out the resources the predator depends on and the pressure it puts on prey. What does an eagle ray’s menu look like?
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