Which IoT technology has been most successfully deployed to combat illegal wildlife product trafficking by tracking products from source to market?

Modern conservation efforts are increasingly turning to technology to monitor and protect endangered species and habitats. Internet of Things (IoT) devices are revolutionizing how we track animal movements, detect poachers, monitor habitat conditions, and collect critical data in remote locations. This poll tests your knowledge about cutting-edge IoT applications in natural world conservation and wildlife product management.

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RFID microchips embedded in rhino horns that activate when removed from the animal, allowing authorities to track movement through supply chains
Drone-based facial recognition systems that identify individual animals at borders and automatically match them to international transportation permits
Satellite-linked GPS collars that send alerts when protected animals enter known poaching hotspots or illegal trade routes
Blockchain-verified certification tags that change color when tampered with, making illegal wildlife products impossible to sell in legitimate markets