A Colombian national park reveals its natural secrets through camera traps

Mongabay
May 4, 2021, 6:30 am772 ptsInteresting
In the forests of El Tuparro National Natural Park, a protected area in the far east of Colombia’s Orinoco region, a jaguar roams freely, the king of a territory it shares with many other species. It was captured in a languid mid-stride pose on one of 44 camera traps set up around the park between January and…

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