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The camera trap that captured the glamorous, pose-loving bear was placed by Boulder, Colorado's Open Space and Mountain Parks office Rangers for a Colorado park system found a surprise when they ...

Sanctuary Manager Nick Stock spotted an isolated rocky outcrop from a helicopter overhead, and on a hunch laid down a single ...

A forest camera trap recorded what usually goes unseen by human eyes. Animals passed by, searched for food, and behaved as ...

A camera trap left undisturbed in the wild captured a moment of true animal behavior. With no humans around, wildlife moved ...

TETTEGOUCHE STATE PARK — Ryan Pennesi has a favorite spot near this North Shore park where he hit the jackpot with wildlife sightings — a creek crossing near Tettegouche State Park. Well, not ...

This jaguar, Panthera onca, from TEAM's Cocha Cashu site in Peru's Manu National Park, stayed in front of the camera for over 90 snaps, becoming the one millionth photograph taken by TEAM Network.

From research to conservation, camera traps have revolutionized our knowledge of wildlife. Though they date back more than a hundred years, camera traps have become more popular recently, especially ...

Moving silently and stealthily across a forest, some mammals leave subtle traces that they've passed by. It could be footprints or scents...or maybe a photo. The animal's movement can trigger the ...

Tasked with photographing one of the world’s most elusive big cats, you trek deep into the lush jungle of Southeast Asia and set up a camera trap. Back at base camp, you methodically comb through the ...

TETTEGOUCHE STATE PARK — Ryan Pennesi has a favorite spot in this North Shore park where he hit the jackpot with wildlife sightings. Well, not sightings so much as trappings. And not trapping like ...