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Not going to happen. Heart rates (and all other parameters) vary for all sorts of reasons. To detect a change in these parameters in a period of hours, you'd ha
by bayesian_horse 8y ago
Not going to happen. Heart rates (and all other parameters) vary for all sorts of reasons. To detect a change in these parameters in a period of hours, you'd have to have a really large number of animals. You can just picture an army of humans tagging and replacing Millions of tags on all sorts of animals all around the world.
- sandworm101 8y agoBut maybe on cattle? Telemetry from livestock is either a thing now, or will be in the near future. Doesn't seem like much of a stretch to use that data for all sorts of purposes.
- bayesian_horse 8y agoTotally possible. I doubt it will ultimately work, because it will be hard to have enough tagged cattle in proximity to enough actual earthquakes. But it would give an answer to the question what behavioral parameters might change before earth quakes. It's still possible this is just an illusion.