AI-powered crab gender identification: revolu

<p>Horsehair crabs are a seasonal delicacy in Japan, and their fishing is strictly regulated based on their sex to protect their population. However, telling females apart from males is difficult when looking only at their shell side. To tackle this issue, researchers from Japan developed a deep learning-based model that can accurately and reliably distinguish male and female crabs. Their strategy could prove useful to ensure responsible fishing and aid in conservation efforts.</p>

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