This is the method for weighing an animal on the field. After they are sedated, they are wrapped in a netting. The scale is hung from a nearby branch - one that can hold the weight of a full-grown animal. The scale shows the weight in metrics.
You have to stand back and let the bag hand freely to get an accurate weight. Animals that are captured repeatedly are weighed and their weight logged under the record for that animal. That way scientists can monitor the animals growth.
When I started this blog I was on my way to becoming Nana for the first time. Between then and now a total of 12 great kids have joined that group. Keeping track of everyone has become a challenge - and a fun one. With so many things to do, places to go, and sights to see, I still need a place to share once and a while. Maybe not as often as I could or should, but maybe that's OK, if someone just knows where I am every few months or so. Happy living!!
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