Camera Trap Catches Rare Animal!

The video documents a mission in the Costa Rican rainforest to capture images of local mammal species using a camera trap. The team sets up a custom-built camera trap, explaining its components and functionality, including the infrared sensor and flash units. After six days, they retrieve the camera and discover successful captures of an ocelot and a Smokey jungle frog, highlighting the effectiveness of their setup.

What type of animals are the team hoping to capture on camera?

What is the purpose of the camera trap being set up in Costa Rica?

Describe the unique aspect of this mission compared to previous ones.

Explain the significance of the trail mentioned in the text for animal movement.

How did the team prepare the camera trap for potential rain?

What is the function of the infrared sensor in the camera trap?

What challenges do the team face in ensuring the camera and flashes are protected from the environment?

What was the reaction of the team upon discovering the captured images?

What emotions did the team express after successfully capturing an ocelot on camera?

Discuss the importance of the camera trap in wildlife research as highlighted in the text.