Hacking Photography - one Picture at a time
Home security is a huge investment these days, from closed-circuit cameras to doorbell videos. Some Scottish beavers in thought they needed to upgrade the security on their lodge and stole a wildlife monitoring camera, adding it to the roof of their lodge.
The wildlife center in Doune, Argaty Red Kites, Perthshire, had been monitoring the wildlife in the area. When the wildlife cam started showing only a pile of mud and sticks, the staff were left puzzled.
Three adolescents saunter along the shoreline, seemingly just killing time. They are playfully wrestling one another as they explore, watched by a quizzical red fox. These are, of course, not teenagers, but polar bears, seen through the lens of the Tundra Buggy Cam.
Polar Bears International (PBI), a conservation non-profit is currently tracking and filming these polar bears in Churchill, Canada while they wait for the sea ice to form on Hudson Bay. When the ice forms, they can go and hunt for seals.
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