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Camera Traps Capture the Lighter Side of Nature

Discover why observing bear pooping offers insights into wildlife behavior in this engaging article about Candid Creatures.

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Xavier Hubert-Brierre

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A bear poops in the woods. (Roland Kays)

A chimp takes a selfie. Badru Mugerwa/ITFC/TEAM Network

TEAM Network and the Brazilian National Institute for AmazonianResearch, Manaus, Amazon State, Brazil

Oliveira LFB, Hofmann GS & CoelhoIP

Oliver Wearn / SAFE Project

Xavier Hubert-Brierre

Mike Cove

Roland Kays

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