The number of scientific papers resulting from biologging instruments deployed on marine
mammals is increasing as improved technologies result in smaller devices and improved …

This Review focuses on the original papers that have made a difference to our thinking and
were first in describing an adaptation to diving, and less on those that later repeated the …

Abstract In the Southern Ocean, wide‐ranging predators offer the opportunity to quantify how
animals respond to differences in the environment because their behavior and population …

The distribution of southern elephant seal Mirounga leonina prey encounter events (PEEs)
was investigated from the foraging behaviour of 29 post-breeding females simultaneously …

Although anthropogenic change is often gradual, the impacts on animal populations may be
precipitous if physiological processes create tipping points between energy gain …

The open ocean is a highly variable environment where marine top predators are thought to
require optimized foraging strategies to locate and capture prey. Mesoscale and sub …

Eleven satellite tags were deployed on 9 killer whales at the Prince Edwards Islands in the
Southern Ocean. State-space switching models were used to generate position estimates …

With technical advances in wildlife telemetry, the study of cryptic predators' responses to
prey distribution has been revolutionised. In the case of marine predators, high resolution …

Monitoring marine top predators is fundamental for assessing the health and functioning of
open ocean ecosystems. Although recently tracking observations have substantially …

The potential effects of ocean warming on marine predators are largely unknown, though the
impact on the distribution of prey in vertical space may have far reaching impacts on diving …