Tracking involves more than just following animal footprints or scat; it’s about reading the subtle signs left behind by wildlife—broken branches, disturbed soil, fur left on rocks, or even the way a bird’s song echoes through the trees. Each clue tells a part of the story, revealing where the animal has been, where it’s going, and how it interacts with its environment. Understanding these paths helps researchers gain valuable insights into migration patterns, feeding habits, and social behaviors.