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asakiyumeA friend who has ties to Honduras told me it was okay to post and share this compilation video from trail cams set up in the rainforests there to take a wildlife census. The organization paying for it is Bosques del Mundo--apparently until now there's been no study, to speak of, of wildlife in Honduras.
The video is delightful, especially the animals that investigate the camera (especially the ocelot near the end), and the baby peccary that turns to face down someone coming up behind him. Enjoy!
The video is delightful, especially the animals that investigate the camera (especially the ocelot near the end), and the baby peccary that turns to face down someone coming up behind him. Enjoy!
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Date: 2022-12-29 12:39 pm (UTC)The first one, the jaguarundi, is also very curious/appealing to me. It's a cat that looks like a mustelid! I had heard of it only thanks to the children's picture book As I Was Crossing Boston Common, an alphabet book featuring a parade of 26 lesser-known animals.