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2014's Top Ten Camera Trap Photos
A pronghorn strikes a stately pose in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem where WCS is studying the effects of exurban development on wildlife. CREDIT: WCS North America Program
A baby giant anteater hitches a ride on its mother’s back in Manu National Park, Peru, where WCS does landscape conservation work. CREDIT: SERNAP/WCS
An ocelot inspects a camera trap station in Manu National Park, Peru. CREDIT: SERNAP/WCS
A ghostly-looking polar bear checks out a muskoxen skull on Russia’s Wrangell Island where WCS collaborated with Russian scientists earlier this year. CREDIT: WCS/Joel Berger
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http://news.mongabay.com/2014/1230-top-10-camera-trap-photos.html
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No, not a pink elephant, just a damaged camera trap after a forest elephant got through
with it in Gabon’s Lope National Park in Central Africa. CREDIT: WCS Gabon
