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In landscapes around the world WWF scientists and field staff are using cameras equipped with infrared triggers, called camera traps, to obtain critical data about wildlife and their habitats. Now you can access the same pictures used by our scientists to study wildlife and their habitats and make important decisions about conservation. More on Camera Traps

• Ecuador Camera Trap

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• Terai Arc Landscape

• Amur Leopard Camera Trap

• Amazon Camera Trap

• Tesso Nilo

• China

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  Tesso Nilo
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  Sumatra
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  Sumatra's Riau Province
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  Camera trap survives attack by rare Sumatran tiger
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  Wildlife of Sumatra
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  Cambodia
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  Costa Rica

Videos

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  Tiger cubs sniff WWF camera trap
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  Rarest Rhino with Calf
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  First-Ever Camera Trap Video of Rare Borneo Rhino
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  Tiger Caught on Camera
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  Why are Camera Traps Important for Conservation?