🌍 Environment & Nature

The Global 'Missing Image' Biodiversity Gap

While biodiversity databases list millions of species, many lack any public image. This tracks the speed of visual documentation of the natural world.

Observations
2
Tracking since
Last updated

Percentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image

The percentage of sampled taxa from Wikidata that do not have a public image property (P18).

1 observation · measured in %

57.8%
Percentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image
28 Jul 2026 11:26
Percentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image (%) — summary, last 7 days.
Percentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image observations
WhenPercentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image
57.8%
Percentage of Documented Species Lacking a Digital Image (%) — table, last 7 days.

Total Sampled Taxa

The number of taxon entries analyzed in this run.

1 observation · measured in count

71 count
Total Sampled Taxa
28 Jul 2026 11:26
Total Sampled Taxa (count) — summary, last 7 days.
Total Sampled Taxa observations
WhenTotal Sampled Taxa
71 count
Total Sampled Taxa (count) — table, last 7 days.

Sources

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Why this isn't published anywhere else

The search results discuss general biodiversity loss, conservation biology, and remote sensing, but none mention a specific tracker for the gap between cataloged species and their public visual documentation.

Uniqueness score 1.00 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.