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For regions fighting African swine fever, wild boars can represent a major threat. But counting and tracking all those wild boars individually to determine whether neighboring pig farms could be exposed to disease is not feasible.
A research team led by Thailand's Department of Livestock Development and Mahidol University have proposed a solution in a new study published by the journal Scientific Reports: They trained a computer to predict wild boar populations for them.

















