On into the evening, she plodded through Willets Point, feeding cats, asking after certain stray dogs, and grilling groups of grease-smeared workers about animals' whereabouts.
AT first glance, the plan by the federal Department of Agriculture to battle disease among farm animals is a technological marvel: we farmers tag every head of livestock in the country with ID chips and the department electronically tracks the animals' whereabouts.
Some high-tech collars beam an animal's whereabouts to a satellite every 20 or 30 minutes, giving researchers unparalleled data on movement and habitat.
"At this time, we are in the fact-finding stage, so we have little details on the history of these animals and their exact whereabouts," said Sarah K. Webster, a spokeswoman for the BLM state office in Sacramento.
From that moment, we recorded every minute the whereabouts of the animal and their behaviors (e.g., feeding, interactions, etc).
How could he not know the whereabouts of his animals?
Global positioning system, or G.P.S., technology is being employed to track the whereabouts of some animals.
Small to large farms have come up to speed with tagging animals and reporting on their whereabouts throughout the chain.
Following the excavation, most of the human remains were reburied in clay pots beneath their original contexts, some are held in the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, England – with the animal and pottery remains – and the whereabouts of the remainder are unrecorded.
It is a livestock tag, meaning that it is typically embedded in an animal as a means of tracking its whereabouts at the slaughterhouse.
He argues that separation calls of lost young animals used to inform parents about the whereabouts of their offspring.
