Nature's Radar — How GPS and Drones Are Tracking the Cheetah's Ancient Strategy
September 25, 20260 views
A solitary cheetah uses the elevated vantage of a termite mound to scan the misty savannah — an instinctive hunting strategy that has evolved over millennia. Today, conservation scientists are pairing this ancient behaviour with GPS collar data and drone surveillance technology to map cheetah movement patterns and inform habitat protection strategies across the Serengeti ecosystem.