Footage from a camera trap capturing wildlife in their natural environment. Blood pressure medications recalled due to ...

I'll be honest, I've struggled with Browning's cell cameras in the past. Early Defender models were big, clunky, and temperamental. Battery life was subpar, and the cameras struggled with connectivity ...

A trail camera at a national park in the United Arab Emirates photographed an Arabian caracal, a “rare” species of wild cat, a photo shows. Screengrab from Wadi Wurayah National Park’s YouTube video ...

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Now the vault is being opened by a staff naturalist as he shares “What’s On Our Trail Cameras?” from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 24 at The West Woods Nature Center, 9465 Kinsman Road in Russell Township.

Trail cameras are powerful scouting tools and great for keeping an eye on your property, but they’re also valuable. A trespasser or opportunistic thief will gladly snatch your camera if they see it.

Almir Duheric shared photos of the bear, taken near Clark Rd. and Perry Parkway just before 4 a.m. You can see a young black bear on his hind legs, then rolling on the ground. Photo courtesy: Almir ...

Wolves are keenly aware of their surroundings, even as they venture across the wilderness at night. They’re also curious, but wary, when something not appear to be natural. The accompanying trail-cam ...

Scientists set up trail cameras near a canopy walkway in Peru and recorded several mammal species, including a “dwarf”-like creature, photos show. Photo from J. Santiago via Santiago and Swierk (2025) ...

A couple in the United Kingdom checked a trail camera and found a video of a locally extinct predator, a “bouncy little fella.” Screengrab from @a.patch.wilder’s Instagram video As darkness settled ...

One of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's most-loved stories this month was about Snapshot Wisconsin's trail camera project, which has captured 100 million images of wildlife over its 10-year history.