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About Wildebeest Watch
You can help scientists understand how herds of wildebeest use "the wisdom of crowds" to make much smarter decisions about where to go than individual wildebeests. We need to know 1) which direction the wildebeest are moving in the camera trap photos and 2) which direction each camera is facing.