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A citizen science project called Who Eats Whom is using crowdsourcing to grow a repository of wildlife photos. Ideally, they will inform conservation efforts in species interactions and adaptation. With a platform like Who Eats Whom, everyday people with smartphone cameras may well be the first to document a new animal in their area or how one adapts to new food sources.
Source: Grist, September 22, 2026. Link. Capturing the extraordinary complexity of species interactions has been a time-honored and time-consuming process for scientists and photographers.
Species don’t just need space. They don’t just need a habitat. They need the relationships that allow them to survive.”
Image: Red fox with muskrat
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