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Traditionally new/old animal species are discovered in the meat markets in Asia, so this is a step up. I suppose someone need to scour those backwoods for new

• Ancapistani 4y ago
  > I suppose someone need to scour those backwoods for new species. Backwoods? Fayetteville is part of "NWA" - Northwest Arkansas. Between Washington County (including Fayetteville) and Benton County to the north (including Bentonville, home of Walmart) there are >500k people living there. The Ozarks as a whole is less populated, but most of that is to the east. > In fact, they could probably publish an app and have kids in the area scour the woods for insects and take pictures of them. I'm sure lots of them would do that for some robux. Most of the relatively untouched areas of the Ozarks Plateau don't have consistent cell reception, unfortunately. That said... I'm going to do some thinking about that. There might be a way to work with the federal agencies that manage those areas to market something like that. At least in theory, building out the app wouldn't be terribly difficult. Organizing, curating, and getting the resultant dataset to the right people would be harder.