noun
- the remote measurement and transmission of biological data from living organisms, typically using electronic sensors and wireless communication.
Usage: technical; scientific
Examples
- Researchers used biotelemetry to track the heart rate of migrating birds across continents.
- Biotelemetry devices implanted in whales help scientists monitor their health and movement patterns.
- The study employed biotelemetry sensors to collect real-time data on the animal's body temperature.
- Biotelemetry has revolutionized wildlife conservation by allowing non-invasive monitoring of endangered species.
- Marine biologists rely on biotelemetry to understand the deep-sea behavior of sharks and other predators.