We’re often asked, ‘Which is the most challenging species to ID from footprints?’. Surprisingly it’s not the tiny dormouse, who, although she has footpads less than 1mm in diameter, has plenty of complexity in the footprint. It’s the elephant, whose huge footprints can be more than 30cm long. Although their…
We’re often asked if identifying animals from their footprints is analogous to identifying humans from fingerprints.Unfortunately, the answer is no! Animal footprints are much more complex data. Take a look at this rhino footprint, fresh in from Namibia, and you’ll start to see why. Unfortunately, and perhaps curiously, the answer…
It’s cold here in the Namibian winter mornings, and the cheetah are eager to help with deep learning, in return for a juicy steak treat. We’re visiting N/a ‘an ku se Wildlife Sanctuary in Namibia to meet with our friends, N/a ‘an ku se founders, Dr Rudie and Marlice Van Vuuren,…
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