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Like in 2007, the tagging team Buy Discount Cialis Online faced tough conditions when they set sail on the Arctic sea in late April.
Rune Dietz, who led this year’s Buy Cialis Online 90 pills expedition, said: “There were severe ice conditions.
“At one point, there were discussions as to whether the boat would be able to get out of Sisimiut (a town in west Greenland) at all.”
The team managed to tag 10 walruses, using small, Buy generic Cialis Right Now matchbox-sized satellite tags, which relay coordinates to the researchers via the Argos satellite system.
The devices were attached remotely using a modified Buy Cialis Generic Online harpoon and a CO2-powered gun - because the walruses have such thick skin, they feel little when the devices are secured, say the researchers.
The biologist, who is based at the Danish Natural Environmental Buy Cheapest Cialis Online Research Institute, said: “Out of the 10 tags we got on, one never gave us a signal, another stopped working after a couple of days, but the rest are signalling well, which is a great start.
“At the moment they are showing that most of the walruses Mail Order Pharmacy Cialis have not yet left west Greenland.”
However, one tag has relayed that a pregnant female has Canadian Pharmacy Online Cialis already travelled to Canada, swimming through extremely thick ice, Dr Dietz added.
The team is hoping to combine satellite data from the various walrus tagging studies to finally uncover the mystery of where west Greenland’s walruses migrate.
Finding out more about the tusked beasts’ movements could help the Canada Online Pharmacy Cialis scientists discern the impacts of hunting, oil exploration and climate change on the animals.
The tagging study was run by the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, in cooperation with the Danish National Environmental Research Institute and the Technical University of Denmark.