Animal Biotelemetry is an academic journal focused on animal biotelemetry that provides a platform for biologists, ecologists, and conservation biologists to present their research findings. The journal covers a wide range of research from terrestrial to freshwater to Marine environments, and is dedicated to publishing in-depth research on animal physiology, behavior, and ecological mechanisms.

The core feature of the journal is the application of telemetry technologies that allow researchers to remotely monitor and record key information about animal activity patterns, migration paths, energy expenditure, environmental interactions, and more. With this data, scientists can better understand the survival strategies and adaptation mechanisms of animals under different environmental conditions. Publication of innovative research on new labeling and tracking techniques is also encouraged. These technologies may include, but are not limited to, satellite tracking, GPS positioning, radio telemetry, biosensors, etc. The development and application of these new technologies will not only improve the accuracy and efficiency of data collection, but also expand our understanding of animal behavior and ecological processes.