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NCBS researchers find that tiger and leopard scents can help scientists monitor them in the wild

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While current monitoring methods, like camera traps and genetic sampling, can estimate the number of big cats, the new method helps to identify more physiological details such as age, sex and reproductive status of the animals

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Big cat scents can reveal secrets of age, sex & health: Bengaluru researchers

NCBS and Ahmedabad University use urine and scat VOCs to identify tiger/leopard age, sex and breeding status—offering a new non-invasive monitoring tool.

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NCBS researchers find that tiger and leopard scents can help scientists monitor them in the wild

While current monitoring methods, like camera traps and genetic sampling, can estimate the number of big cats, the new method helps to identify more physiological details such as age, sex and reproductive status of the animals

·Chennai, India
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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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