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Desert Lion Conservation Camera Traps

Domain:

agriculture

Record type:

dataset
Wildlife monitoring, species detection, conservation AI, camera trap image analysis Notes / challenges: Contains 65,959 images and 199 videos; labels include species and location identifiers; requires cloud-based download tools like

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lila.science

Tasks

computer visionimage classification

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