Researchers tested whether volatile organic compounds in tiger and leopard urine and scat could reveal species, age, sex and reproductive status, offering a non-invasive approach to monitoring big cats.
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Odours offer new clues in monitoring big cats
Odours in urine and scat could provide a non-invasive way to monitor tigers and leopards.
Researchers tested whether volatile organic compounds in tiger and leopard urine and scat could reveal species, age, sex and reproductive status, offering a non-invasive approach to monitoring big cats.
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