The technology utilises machine learning algorithms to analyse images and videos of animals, providing researchers and conservationists with valuable data.

The new AI tool can recognise various species, helping to monitor wildlife populations and their habitats.

By automating the identification process, the system “aims to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of wildlife studies, enabling quicker responses to environmental changes,” reports said.

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Researchers anticipate that the technology would play a crucial role in protecting endangered species and preserving natural ecosystems.