Camera trapping in the trees

Mongabay
Jul 4, 2017, 12:37 pm260 pts
Detecting elusive species Wildlife researchers are expanding the use of camera traps—remote cameras triggered by animal movement—to study arboreal animals and their use of the forest canopy. Camera traps provide photographic evidence of species that are rare, elusive, nocturnal or otherwise difficult to…

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