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JustJazzmom
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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Re: Jericho Abandons Cecil's cub, 1 dead

‎08-09-2015 11:22 PM

Question: if they can GPS the adults, why can't they GPS the cubs or at least do a microchip on them? Too dangerous??

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GingerPeach
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Re: Jericho Abandons Cecil's cub, 1 dead

‎08-09-2015 11:27 PM

My first thought is that the cubs are growing and would have to have their collars re-fitted several times, which would very likely be disruptive and difficult for cubs, mom lions,  and trackers.  I don't know if a tracking collar could be made of elastic (like a lot of collars for domestic cats).

 

I'm sure someone has looked into this and will let us know.

 

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