Species recognition shifts into auto with neural networks

Mongabay
Jun 15, 2018, 10:00 am109 pts
People love camera traps. Placed in the middle of a forest or savanna, their motion sensors trigger a photo when an animal or person passes by. They allow us to verify the presence of cool, cryptic animals at a given place and time, and grids of camera traps help us better understand site-level distributions…

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