Caught on camera

Take a peek at the secret world of animals. View this email in your browser Caught on camera Science has described around 2 million species but it is estimated that there could be between 5 and 100 million different species on Earth. Imagine catching them all on camera! What exactly is a camera trap? They are cameras hidden in some of the world's most remote and inaccessible locations and are activated by an infrared sensor when body heat or movement from an animal is detected. Learn more. Images help with conservation Based on the photos and video taken, WWF is able to uncover invaluable information about rare species and their habitat, which we can use to ensure that they are effectively protected. On the Indonesian island of Sumatra, for example, camera traps are used to help create a map of tiger territory. Thus providing crucial information for land-use decisions, such as what forests most need to be protected from logging. Cameras tend to capture the unexpected! At times, it can be tough to watch but there is also plenty of reasons to smile.   Take a look at these stunning tiger cubs sniffing a camera.  Day and night, these cameras provide a glimpse into the previously unseen world of some of the most endangered species on Earth. See more amazing videos in our channel Share Tweet +1 Copyright © 2015 WWF International, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website Our mailing address is: WWF International Avenue du Mont Blanc Gland 1196 Switzerland Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences