What kind of animal is this?
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by Tarime
Could this be an ostrich?
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by kosmala scientist
It's really hard to say. Your guess is as good as mine.
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by Sterrennevel
I would say it's grass. During the day it looks like this: http://talk.snapshotserengeti.org/#/subjects/ASG000py34
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by areinders moderator
Neat! That is the second "ghost animal" I've seen. The other one is the mysterious "cat" that also is a plant during the day:
ASG000nego during daylight, next image in the series ASG000negp.Posted
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I think its a small deer like animal.
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by AowlanCrystal moderator
Its grasses, these images (and others like them) have been catching us out a bit, but this one pretty much shows the same image for many, many sequences and finally when daylight comes and you can see the grass. Sterrennevel found ASG000py34 showing the grasses in daylight, ASG000py2a shows the start of the sequence where the grasses start to cause the effect and ASG000py2b show the effect increasing.
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Oh. That makes alot of sense now.
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by Tarime in response to Envirogirl667's comment.
Thanks a lot, for the mystery resolved 😃
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by Tredegar
ok so I didn't know the grass phenomenon and I identified it as another as a small dear like a gazelle. So how does this skew the results of this project?
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by telophase
From what I understand, there will probably be enough wildly differing IDs from the different people who look at it that it should be flagged for review by an expert.
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by aliburchard scientist, translator
@telophase - yep, you're exactly right. Tredgar -- you can read a bit more about how we go about deciding on the "correct" ID for a species here: http://talk.snapshotserengeti.org/#/boards/BSG0000006/discussions/DSG0000dxb
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