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Researchers Use GPS-Enabled Decoy Eggs to Catch Turtle Egg Traffickers

Researchers Use GPS-Enabled Decoy Eggs To Catch Turtle Egg Traffickers

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A news study used 3D-painted GPS-enabled decoy eggs to gather evidence against the illegal trade of turtle eggs.

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