22.10.2024 16:30
A mysterious creature has been detected at the Bristol Zoo in England. The identity of the four-legged animal captured by a night vision camera in the zoo's Bear Forest area has not yet been determined. Artificial intelligence ChatGPT suggested that the creature could be a species known as 'muntjac.' This incident highlighted the significant role that night vision cameras in zoos play in detecting unexpected wildlife.
A mysterious creature that emerged at the Bristol Zoo in England has baffled even experts. The identity of the four-legged creature captured by a night vision camera in the Bear Forest area of the zoo, which is home to over 200 species of animals, has yet to be determined.
Rosie Sims, the Public Relations Manager of Bristol Zoo, stated in a press release, "There is the Loch Ness monster in Scotland, and the Bodmin Moor monster in Cornwall. Perhaps we have discovered Bristol's own legendary creature."
Artificial intelligence ChatGPT, which analyzed the footage, suggested that the mysterious creature could be a type known as "muntjac," also referred to as "barking deer." It was noted that these animals have short legs, round bodies, and backward-facing ears.
Keepers working in areas inhabited by animals such as bears, wolves, and lynxes reported that they had never encountered such a creature before. The mysterious creature, which has been captured on camera several times, has prompted action from the zoo management.
Shortly before this incident, a similar situation occurred in Portland, USA. A mysterious animal seen on train tracks, initially thought to be a puppy, was later identified as a Arctic fox after it was captured a week later.
Experts emphasize that night vision cameras in zoos play a significant role in detecting unexpected creatures and that such discoveries highlight the richness of biological diversity.