Scientists fit 75 pronghorns, fastest land animal in Americas, with GPS collars: What they found
Researchers fitted 75 pronghorns with GPS collars to monitor their movements near a solar project in New Mexico, revealing that fences around the site hinder their migration. Pronghorns usually crawl under fences instead of jumping, leading to significant barriers in their traditional routes. The study suggests that modifying these fences could facilitate better wildlife movement and preserve migration paths.