Face is familiar: Researchers learn to tell our koalas apart in order to keep them safe – In Qld

By Koala Action GroupJune 4, 2021August 10th, 2024News

INSIGHTSKatrina Beikoff June 04, 2021

Queensland researchers are launching koala “facial recognition” to save koala lives by monitoring how the animals across south-east Queensland are using man-made wildlife crossings.

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Face is familiar: Researchers learn to tell our koalas apart in order to keep them safe – In Qld

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