1.9M views · 9.8K reactions | A beaver was caught farting on a wildlife camera set up in a Cornwall nature reserve | The Independent | Facebook

Check out these incredible camera trap images. Camera traps help us monitor species like the Amur leopard in the wild. Inside Russia’s Land of the Leopard National Park, more than 400 cameras are positioned to capture images of wildlife, specifically the critically endangered Amur Leopard. Recent images documented 84 adult cats and 19 cubs inside the park. This is a significant increase since a 2000 census recorded just 30 cats, and a 2015 survey numbered only 70. Learn more: https://wwf.to/2JRq

A collection of neat, rarely seen moments from the Northwoods of Minnesota! That is, these are some highlights from our ~350 cameras deployed in the field last summer. Will be curious to hear what folks think is the ‘best’ clip…always hard for us to decide! Also, this is part 1…we will share part 2 soon! Big thanks to the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund for supporting our work, which allows us to share these gems with everyone for free! | Voyageurs Wolf Project

723K views · 10K reactions | Amazing camera trap footage of one of the rarest big cats on earth , an Amur Leopardess  with her 3 cubs .  Footage via @amurleo_land  Follow Us  @bigcatswildlife | Big Cats WildLife | Facebook

284K views · 4.7K reactions | No trap here, just some footage of some wildlife caught on a customer's feed. Our HogEye live streaming camera is perfect for your game watching needs. 24/7/365 https://www.hogeyecameras.com/ #hogeyecamera #hogeyestandard #hogeye #protectyourland #exotics #wildlife #wildlifecamera #nature #outdoors #landmanagement | HogEye Trap Cameras | Facebook