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control birds with tiny backpack-style radio transmitters so their whereabouts and survival can be tracked. The team is also launching several new studies aimed at increasing the survival of oiled birds. These include using infrared thermography to determine whether cleaned birds are still losing body heat, and identifying the causes of anemia, which is common in birds that ingest oil. A related project will determine whether various blood tests can predict survival. “The oiled birds’ blood will be analyzed for hemoglobin, which might be a better indicator for anemia in dehydrated birds, as well as fibrinogen, a protein indicative of inflammation,” Ziccardi explains. To better protect the birds’ health, tests will be conducted on the air, water, hard surfaces and feeding tubes in the rescue center for a mold called Aspergillus. To better protect the rescue Outreach news

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