When, where, and what predators prey upon salmon is fundamental to understanding their
mortality in a given region. We reviewed the available information about predators of three …

Sexual segregation in foraging habitats and associated diet differences have been reported
in many seabirds. These sexual distinctions can be caused by differences in competitive …

Promoting the use of renewable energy and conserving biodiversity are conflicting issues
that need addressing. While the development of offshore wind facilities/turbines is …

Situated at high positions on marine food webs, seabirds accumulate high concentrations of
persistent organic pollutants (POPs), such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) …

Simple Summary Gulls are known for their adaptability and can navigate various
environments from coastal and inland areas to marine spaces. Despite extensive studies …

With the continued development of tracking technology and increasing interest in animal
movement, our understanding of migration behavior has become more comprehensive …

Telomeres are nucleotide sequences located at the ends of chromosomes that promote
genome stability. Changes in telomere length (dynamics) are related to fitness or life …

Individual behaviors of animals do not evolve separately; they do so in association with
other behaviors caused by single shared genetic or physiological constraints and/or favored …

Long‐lived animals sometimes skip one or more breeding seasons; however, little is known
about their movements and activities during such 'sabbatical'periods. Here we present novel …

Nando Island is reported as one of the biggest breeding colonies of seabirds in South
Korea, and is protected as a Natural Monument. This study was conducted between July to …