
Scientists just cleared an endangered species' name — with the help of camera traps
The Baird’s tapir had long been accused of cassava theft. Researchers stepped in to see what was really going on.
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Researchers have been following this rare 'ghost dog' species for 23 years to better learn how to protect it
The short-eared dogs of the Amazon Basin are notoriously hard to spot in the wild, but new trail camera footage is shedding light on the endangered species.
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Trail cameras capture adorable sighting of first wild pine marten babies born in a century
The new kits are the offspring of a group of endangered pine martens who were released into the wild in 2024 and 2025.
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Trail cameras capture rare footage of elusive leopard species, dubbed 'the ghost of the forest'
Footage was gathered over the course of 16 years, making it the longest study of this elusive species on record.
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Since 2018, over 9,000 animals have crossed this wildlife bridge in Washington. Trail cameras just spotted its first bear
Black bears are notoriously skittish when it comes to wildlife crossings, but one brave bear gave the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass wildlife bridge a try.
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This first-of-its-kind wildlife overpass crosses a 6-lane highway. People can walk across it, too
The Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge has won awards for “balancing the needs of humans and non-humans alike.”
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Camera Trap Images of Rare Gorillas with Infants May Reveal Good News in DRC
Camera traps in the Tayna Nature Reserve in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded two mother-infant pairs of eastern lowland gorillas, confirming the presence of healthy family groups in one of their last strongholds.
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