Trail cameras scattered throughout a biodiversity hotspot in Cambodia photographed dozens of species, including several “rare and elusive” animals. Photos and videos show the unique creatures.
A team of researchers set out to survey wildlife in the Central Cardamom Mountains Landscape. The lush forest was “long considered a refuge for rare species” but hadn’t been systematically surveyed — until now, Conservation International said in an Oct. 30 blog post.
Researchers set up almost 150 trail cameras to record from February to December 2023, reviewed the footage and published a report of their findings, the organization wrote in an Oct. 30 news release.
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