You can tell the animal by the size of the teeth marks.
It takes a lot of practice to really be able to age tracks with any
The size of the track can help determine the age and sex of the animal. two deer tracks in the snow Image courtesy of Mike Sweet.
Image processing software from WildTrack detects physical footprint characteristics to determine an animal's gender and age and can also be ...
I realized I needed to brush up on my knowledge of animal tracks. Learning how to track and identify the footprints of animals is an ancient and ...
Deep powder snow is the most difficult to age. Don't look at the track itself but rather the traces of snow the animal's foot kicked up as it pulled it ...
Can you tell me about the era that we've left behind? How did humans track animals before they could stick GPS tags on them? Oliver Uberti: ...
Determine the age of prints by pressing your hand into the ground next to the print. Take a look at the difference. Fresh prints will still have sharp edges around the ...
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Animal and plant body fossils found at fossil track sites offer additional ...