‘Thinking how traffickers think’: Study uses AI to detect marine wildlife smuggling

Mongabay
Jun 16, 2026, 1:53 pm127 ptsTrending
On Sunday, April 26, Argentine officials stopped an unusual shipment arriving at an airport near Buenos Aires. Inside, they found so many dead and dying fish, octopuses and crabs that a national rescue center had to install 10 new emergency tanks to support the survivors. It was the third time in a year…

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