Dive into Season 9
We promise that this one was worth the wait – hot-off-the-press Season 9 is one of our largest seasons yet, with over a million images (okay, okay, 300,000 some-odd “capture events”) to explore from our last year in the field! Head on over to www.snaphshotserengeti.org to join the search!
As we move through this new season, we’ll be updating regularly to share results that are emerging from our recent analyses, describe the brand new teaching tools we’re developing using this data to introduce young scientists to the world of research, and let you meet some of the branch new faces joining the Snapshot Serengeti team. Don’t forget to ask questions, post cool and unique pictures, and follow us on Facebook and through our Zooniverse discussion boards!
Thank you again for all of your effort in looking through these photos — this project wouldn’t be possible without you.
Snapshot Serengeti 
I got the email saying season 9 was in, but the home page still says the data set is finished, how do we access the new data?
This happens to me too! Clear your cookies/browsing history and give it another go. That should fix your problem!
Unfortunately clearing my history did not solve the problem. Help!
Zooniverse put through a fix yesterday, so if you clear your cache, you should now be able to access the new season. Let us know if you’re still having problems!
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Also, is it possible to identify animals at night by their eyeglow colour?
I’d say no. Ungulates and carnivores, the majority of what you’ll see, all show green to white in the photos but can sometimes look red. Just today I saw a photo of a wildebeest herd (http://talk.snapshotserengeti.org/#/subjects/ASG001lfs0) showing red, yellow and green eyeshine! More useful is whether you see one eye or two, and if two, how far apart and how high off ground.