Shirley Ramirez Carvajal, biologist and park coordinator for the program of wildlife management in Corcovado, told Awake! of a project for radio - collaring jaguars and other animals. This will help scientists study their eating patterns and the extent of their habitat. The information will then aid park officials in determining if the borders of the park need to be extended to ensure that there is sufficient food for the animal population.
Bioloog Shirley Ramirez Carvajal, kes koordineerib tegevust, mis on seotud Corcovado rahvuspargi elusloodusega, ütles ajakirjale „Ärgake! ”, et neil on käsil jaaguaride ja teiste loomade raadiosaatjaga varustamise projekt, mille eesmärk on aidata teadlastel uurida loomade toitumisharjumusi ja territooriumi ulatust.