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We've collected a lot, now we'll try to save them. the turtles are alive but have been stunned into a kind of frozen paralysis. they've been brought here by volunteers hoping they can slowly be thawed back to life. we do have little snaps of cold here and there so we train for anywhere from 100 to 500 cold stunned turtles in a year. certainly prepared for the process and know what it looks like and how to effectively handle it. never would we have assumed we were going to have 4700 turtles. the turtles are being washed up on the coast at south padre island in their thousands and being brought ...

Identify dogs for itself, and then it will be able to see dogs in pictures. right. but if you ask it to look too hard, it will start seeing dogs everywhere. now, there is this google researcher who's name —— now, there is this google researcher whose name is alex mordvintsev, and he decided to turn this concept into art. he is the man who created google deepdream. it actually happened in the middle of the night and i really woke up with some weird dream of somebody entering the apartment, and somehow, i'm already woke up and it was 2am. and i had this idea that i wanted to try and i was li...

Oh yes! look at this photo, i took this over christmas. it looks like two angels having a chat. i'm always seeing things that aren't there, a bit like when you're in a dark room and there's a bit of a shadow and you convince yourself it's a person and completely terrify yourself. right, 0k, exactly. this is your brain making connections in your mind and spotting patterns that aren't really there. it turns out that artificial intelligence can also have an overactive imagination. so, you know how image recognition software works, yeah? yes, you feed it say, pictures of dogs so it can identify do...

Scottish fishermen are demanding compensation for seafood rejected by european importers after delays at eu borders. post—brexit customs health checks and export declarations have meant the produce has taken too long to arrive. the government says its "working hard" to address what it calls "teething problems". 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the details. it is a prime product which usually commands premium prices in europe. live seafood needs to get to market fresh and that means fast. but for the last two weeks there has been new layers of brexit red tape and paperwork and addi...

This is bbc news. i'm kasia madera. the headlines at eight... a record waiting list for hospitals in england. surgeons say it's the calamitous impact of covid on the nhs — imagine being a cancer patient waiting for treatment. i'v e i've got this tumour and i've had it for at least 12 months, so i've had no treatment and it's frightening. marcus rashford joins celebrity chefs and charities in calling for a review into the free school meals policy as councils urge the government to provide vouchers over half term. from heat waves to wild fires, the challenge of climate change. scientists from ...