Biologging subcutaneous temperatures to detect orientation to solar radiation remotely in savanna antelope

Observations of animal thermoregulatory behavior are labor‐intensive, and human presence may disturb the normal behavior of the animal. Therefore, we investigated whether a remote biologging technique could be used to detect orientation to solar radiation in savanna antelope. We predicted that when a mammal was orientated perpendicular to solar radiation, the subcutaneous temperature on the side of the body facing the sun would be greater than...