STRETCH UPDATES - COHORT 2
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LIVE MAP OF LOGGERHEADS LOCATIONS Send Questions to loggerheadstretch@gmail.com Map of 28 Cohort II Loggerhead Trejectories 17 Legacy Journal Publications That Form the Foundation For The STRETCH Project 7/25/2024 Three of our juvenile loggerheads are equipped with special satellite tags from Wildlife Computers that log and transmit various behavioral parameters (time at temperature, time at depth, maximum dive depth and dive duration). Below are three sets of graphs showing water temperature preferences and percent of time spent at various depth bins. If you have any questions, please send a note to loggerheadstretch@gmail.com MOANA KAI EHNAALLY PERICU 7/24/2024 It has been 10 days since our last posting and 17 days since the juvenile loggerheads were released into the north central Pacific Ocean. As expected, they have all moved northward and remain in waters that are 16 to 18 degrees centigrade. Below is a series of three screen shots showing the