Fawns have landed. In many habitats, fawns are born and are in their first stage of survival from ravaging predators. Lindsay Thomsas Jr. reveals how the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is using drones to help understand fawn survival. Drone and infrared technology allow researchers to survey large areas of habitat, locate fawns, and collar them for research. What types of cover do does choose for their fawns? Do fawns stay motionless or move about? When does this change? These are just a few questions answered by this interesting research.
Three Types of Fawn Movement
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