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Camera trap

A camera trap is a camera that is automatically triggered by motion in its vicinity, like the presence of an animal or a human being. It is typically equipped with a motion sensor—usually a passive infrared (PIR) sensor or an active infrared (AIR) sensor using an infrared light beam.

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OlfactoryFlashMammalsBirdsBlack-naped pheasant-pigeon
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DietAnimal behaviorTerrestrialSpecies
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Camera types

Digital photographyComputerVideo
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Camera trap

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples69
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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related to Further reading · 30
Camera trap → AI, Baltimore, Behavior, Camera Trapping, Camera Trapping Guide, Candid Creatures, Eastern Wildlife, Exeter, Francesco, Fridolin, Guilford, How Camera Traps Reveal, ISBN, Janet, Johns Hopkins University Press, Kays, Monitor Wildlife Cameras, Mysteries, Nature, Pelagic Publishing
related to Application · 8
Camera trap → Besides, By, Camera, Infrared, It, The, These, They
related to Camera types · 8
Camera trap → Even, Infrared, Some, The, There, These, Today, Video
related to Placement techniques · 6
Camera trap → Animals, Camera, Knowledge, One, These, To
has effect · 5
Camera trap → Humidity, Often, The, There, This
related to Extra features · 3
Camera trap → Noise-reduction, Sound, Weather
related to External links · 2
Camera trap → Camera, Softpedia
is a · 1
Camera trap → camera that is automatically triggered by motion in its vicinity

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camera traps species animals cameras use wildlife research also animal infrared used method time researchers useful human hunting using type

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Camera trapis acamera that is automatically triggered by motion in its vicinity0.90text
live trapinstance ofThey minimally disturb wildlife and can replace the use of more invasive survey and monitoring techniques0.80text
releaseinstance ofThey minimally disturb wildlife and can replace the use of more invasive survey and monitoring techniques0.80text
the black-naped pheasant-pigeoninstance ofIt has been key in recent years in the rediscovery of species0.80text
thought to be extinct for 140 years but captured on a trail camera by researchersinstance ofIt has been key in recent years in the rediscovery of species0.80text
small-bodied birdsinstance ofSpecies0.80text
insects may be too small to trigger the camerainstance ofSpecies0.80text
Camera traphas effectHumidity0.60section
Camera traphas effectThis0.60section
Camera traphas effectOften0.60section
Camera traphas effectThe0.60section
Camera traphas effectThere0.60section

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