Which species can TrailCamHub recognize?

There isn't one fixed list — what TrailCamHub can recognize depends on where your camera is, because we run the recognition model best suited to your region.

In Europe, recognition uses DeepFaune, which covers roughly two dozen of the most common European species and groups — the wildlife you'd expect on European ground, such as red deer, roe deer, wild boar, fox, chamois, ibex, mouflon, hare, badger and lynx, plus broad groups like "bird." DeepFaune is actively developed, so its coverage keeps growing.

Worldwide, recognition uses SpeciesNet (Google's open model), which covers 2,000+ species and higher-level groups across the globe. Outside Europe this is what identifies your animals, narrowed to your camera's location so only species that actually occur there are suggested.

On top of the animals, every photo is also checked for people and vehicles, which can be blurred or hidden for privacy.

Two things shape the exact list you'll see in practice. Your region and camera location decide which model and which geographic species pool apply, and your game-species list in settings lets you choose the species you actually expect on your ground — anything outside it is flagged for review rather than silently accepted.

• Where to find the full lists

• The simplest place is inside your account: your species settings show the full list available for your region, and you tick the ones you want tracked.

• For the complete underlying model lists:

  • DeepFaune (Europe): deepfaune.cnrs.fr

  • SpeciesNet (worldwide): the full label list of 2,000+ categories is published in the model card on Kaggle (kaggle.com/models/google/speciesnet) and in Google's project on GitHub (github.com/google/cameratrapai).

If a species you hunt isn't being recognized well, let us know — we map species to the models on our side and can often improve coverage for your region.