Only an antilope neck
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by Wolbo
Not enough for me to identify this animal. Ideas?
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by vdurand
Gotta be a lion.
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by aliburchard scientist, translator
Probably a #tommy, based on the shape and color.
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by Wolbo
Tommy = thomson's gazelle?
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by katieofoz
yes, tommy seems to indicate a Thomsons gazelle
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by Blaydon
I'd say a hartebeeste
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by errol1989
I would say Lioness
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by Wolbo
Interesting variation. The moving series (still don't know how to post those) show it's panting heavily. My guess would be that it's not a lioness because of the distinct angle between neck and head and also the fur at the bottom of the neck looks a bit too smooth and short.
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by Leopard
Blaydon I am with you - a hartebeest 😃
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by vjb
This would be a cool one to see the scatter of guesses they get so that users can see the use of way-out guesses as opposed to clicking "nothing here". (I love looking at the nature scenes, but I also am really curious about stats.)
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by derek1g
I'd guess Hartebeest. "Make your best guess." I'd assume that people will be all over the board on this one so they'll keep showing it to more users and aim for a majority vote. Or maybe the system gives up on some picts that don't reach consensus. Anyone know anything more about how that's done?
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by lucycawte moderator
Shape of neck and size of head suggest hartebeest, colour also suggests hartebeest rather than the similar topi
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by tgr
Would be nice if we could somehow see the distribution of users' identifications on images when discussing them, especially like these.
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