Understanding the success of animals in novel environments is increasingly important as
human-mediated introductions continue to move species far beyond their natural ranges …

Aims: The tagging, positioning, and tracking of animals are crucial approaches to the study
of their spatial movements. In China, the application of sensor-based wildlife tracking …

Context Human-induced landscape modification, such as urbanization, creates new
environments that can have adverse effects on flora and fauna, posing threats to …

Chrysemys, commonly known as painted turtles, have the largest native biogeographic
range of all North American turtles. The presence of a new species, Chrysemys corniculata …

The amount of space organisms use is thought to be tightly linked to the availability of
resources within their habitats, such that organisms living in productive habitats generally …

Francesco Paolo Faraone et al. 860 snake with nocturnal and crepuscular habits (Capula et
al., 2011) that feeds mainly on lizards and arthropods (Corti and Luiselli, 2000; Cattaneo …

Snakebite envenoming represents a critical global health challenge, particularly prevalent in
regions with limited access to healthcare resources, where venomous snakes pose a …

Throughout time, shifts in species ranges caused by changes in climate and environment
have created isolated populations of animals, presenting them with a suite of genetic and …