Boly Inc. USA

Such a handsome model.

Jaguar displaying crazy eyes, sharing from Marcella J. Kelly, WHAPA Lab, thanks!

Cute boy Ocelot ditches Mom...hangs out...catches, sharing from #OchoVerdeWildlife, thanks! https://ovcamtraps.blogspot.com//cute-boy-ocelot-ditches-m

Voici quelques captures d'écran de la version 2 de 48 hrs. dans la vie de la meute Terra Canis Lupus - Terre des loups

From your friend Kathy Rothman and her Boly 562-D.

Amazing sharp photos.

Elephant Health Monitoring Project Chandima Fernando Ecologist/GIS Specialist SLWCS... Camera trapping is one of the most effective field research methods with potential for multiple field applications. Our remote camera trapping program was first initiated for the sole purpose of studying carnivores. As time went by we realized that the camera traps were useful not only to study carnivores but also to gather information on elephants and various other fauna as well. The cameras can be used very effectively to collect information on the health of elephants, especially to identify elephants that have been seriously wounded or injured or in poor overall physical condition. In Wasgamuwa, one of the main threats to wild elephants is trap guns and steel wire snares. We have set up remote cameras along several major elephant paths to identify and monitor elephants injured from trap guns and snares. This information we provide the veterinarians of Department of Wildlife Conservation immediately. Through this process we have managed to treat a number of injured elephants in Wasgamuwa. Our remote cameras have become a very important tool for our elephant conservation efforts. We kindly request you to continue supporting our research and conservation efforts. We need to deploy more cameras and expand the areas we monitor to provide veterinary care for elephants that are suffer from trap gun and snare injuries. For additional information about our effort please visit this link: https://madmimi.com/s/379b0e To support our efforts you can email us at: [email protected] or make a donation through our website: https://www.slwcs.org/donate

Very clear & beautiful color night pics, sharing from #AlessioCaccia, taken with #SG562D, thanks!