A trail cam nestled within a major U.S. city captured the rare appearance of an ecologically important animal not seen there in years.

A bear taking a cooling mud bath in front of a trail cam in Colorado is a whole vibe, and the internet is loving it.

Watch a fat bear’s epic waddle caught on a trail cam, demonstrating what a successful fishing season looks like for grizzlies in Alaska.

Trail-cam footage shows a “very rare” marsupial in an Australian national park. The sighting is great news for conservationists.

Is there a difference between a “trail cam” and a “camera trap”? See side-by-side photos of a trail-cam setup vs. a camera-trap setup.

A trail cam captured a rare apex predator in the UAE’s Wadi Wurayah National Park—a wild cat called the Arabian caracal. See it here.

Thanks to a California trail cam, you can both hear and see wolves from the Yowlumni Pack howling into the night.

Ever wondered if the feeling of being watched is paranoia? Well, for one man, it wasn’t. A trail cam captured a mountain lion stalking him.

A long-lashed bull moose became curious about a trail cam in Maine. Then, it booped the camera with its nose. Watch here.

A tiny mountain lion cub trotted by a trail cam in California, squeaking as it went. Watch the adorable footage here.