Imagine you're a zoologist . You've trained and studied for years and know as much as there is to know about wildlife. In this field, however, there are always more questions than answers.

You've watched your mentors struggle to unlock the secrets of the animal kingdom with binoculars, microscopes and other timeworn contraptions — but you're a zoologist of the 21st century.

To get an edge in your field, you drop a huge sum of grant money on an array of high-tech devices, the same ones being used by progressive scientists to tap into the unexplored realms of wildlife research.

You bought 'em — now prove that you can use 'em. Match each high-tech gadget with the animal it's best designed to study.

You reach into your bag of high-tech gadgets and pull out a tiny camera lens attached to a microchip. This little "toy" is perfect for capturing points-of-view that are near-impossible to get via conventional means. Because it has small batteries, it can only be used for brief intervals of time. Which of the following animals do you strap it to?

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