How Camera Traps Are Revealing a ... he is the third jaguar captured on film in the state since 2015. The camera also filmed bears, a mountain lion, deer, and a coati prowling through the ...

Rare camera trap video footage from Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula captured a tense standoff: For several minutes, an ocelot stares, motionless, into the face of a coati. The coati, cornered and ...

On August 12, 2020, a research team from Brazil recorded a South American coati in Canoas, the fourth most populous and densely urbanized city in the southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul.

Captured in the far east of Russia using a camera trap which had been in situ for 11 months, Gorshkov is passionate about tigers and conservation.

Enjoy some coati videos from my camera traps. Vincent Losasso, founder of Guanacaste Wildlife Monitoring, is a biologist who works with camera traps throughout Costa Rica. Learn more about his ...

Camera-trap housings. To withstand the pokes and prods of elephants, the world’s largest land animal, O’Brien made steel rainproof containers that weighed 35 pounds when “fully loaded,” he ...

This is the playful moment a family of coati blocked a road in Arizona. ... See the universe like never before captured by a 609 megapixel camera. Slippery Eggs and Beef.

Camera traps are fantastic conservation tools, they not only record the presence of animals but you can also use the data to study behavior, how species interact over space and time, and the ...

Biologist Natalia Cara shared footage of adorable coatis getting up close and personal with her camera in Peruíbe, Brazil.Cara, who recorded the video at Peruíbe’s Institute of Marine Biology ...

Camera traps in Kedrovaya Pad Nature Reserve, Russia, captured video of a mother Amur leopard and her two cubs. Amur leopards are critically endangered and it's estimated that less than 60 are ...

Biologist Natalia Cara shared footage of adorable coatis getting up close and personal with her camera in Peruíbe, Brazil.Cara, who recorded the video at Peruíbe’s Institute of Marine Biology and ...

The South American coati is a medium-sized mammal with a wide distribution in South America. Despite this, it is endangered in southern Brazil, primarily because of the loss of forest habitats.