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Woman bitten by bat on holiday ‘saved from rabies’ after using Google Lens
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The use of Google Lens in this instance highlights the potential for smartphone technology to play a role in identifying wildlife and informing medical decisions. Rabies is a serious disease that can be transmitted through the bites of infected animals, and prompt identification of the risk is crucial in determining the need for post-exposure treatment. The ability to quickly research and identify animals using visual recognition tools like Google Lens may have significant implications for travellers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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Woman bitten by bat on holiday ‘saved from rabies’ after using Google Lens
Laura wanted to know what type of bat she had rescued, so she uploaded a photo of it sitting in the palm of her hand to Google Lens.
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