Not so smart

My smart phone is pretty good at identifying dog breeds.

Pretty good, not perfect.

Then again, no human has ever guessed this dog's breed correctly.

Why would the phone be any different?

But anyway. A couple weeks ago, I was taking pictures of one of the new foals and I saw the identifier feature light up. Curious as to what kind of mammal my phone thought I was looking it, I tapped the word.

Moose or White Rhinoceros! I was delighted.

Then - of course! - I had to try this with more horse photos.

Kaffi is a tapir and Winslow is either a Gemsbok or an Oryx,

a Dromedary or a Llama,

a Lion or a Black-tailed Prairie Dog,

or, perhaps, an Odocolieus or a White-tailed Deer.

Scrolling back further, the phone had no trouble identifying Olive as a horse from the front or side.

The ears view was a little more problematic.

Kangaroo!

So far, all my pictures of Sage - even those taken at awkward angles - are identifiably horse.

I'm sure that will change when I have more pictures of her in my library. I can't wait to see what her alternative mammal identity will be!