Here's an amazing piece of footage of a Great White Shark captured by Marine Dynamics / Dyer Island Conservation Trust. www.marinedynamics.co.za www.dict.org.za #greatwhiteshark #marinewildlife

This camera trap footage shows an albatross pair displaying nesting behaviour, captured by the Department of Conservation New Zealand. Footage from a Northern royal albatross colony at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head. Source: Source: Department of Conservation (NZ). To see more awesome footage like this head to their website, (www.doc.govt.nz). Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project www.biome-project.co.uk #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

Here's an amazing camera trap video of Sun Bears captured by the Borneo Nature Foundation in Borneo, Indonesia. Learn more about their amazing work here... www.borneonaturefoundation.org https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmAZ3bVbZUkXSQC9LXP4Pgw Do you have great camera trap footage and want to be featured on the channel? If so, email biomecam@biome-project.co.uk #cameratrap #biomecam #trailcam instagram.com/the_biome_project www.biome-project.co.uk

Here is a video of a Tawny Owl taken on the Isle of Mull by our amazing team, Harry, Emma, Kate and Robi. Tawny Owls are primarily a woodland species but can live almost anywhere that has trees, including city parks. Tawny owls are the most common species of owl, with an estimated population of 50,000 pairs. Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/thebiomeproject1 www.biome-project.co.uk #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

Black bears are only found in North America, the species ranges from Canada in the north to Mexico in the south, and lives predominantly in forests, feeding on fruit, nuts, shoots and vegetation. In this week's Biome Cam, we have camera trap footage captured by Greg Joder in the Catalina Mountains, Arizona. Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/thebiomeproject1 www.biome-project.co.uk #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

The Roosevelt Elk, named for President Theodore Roosevelt, is the largest of the four remaining North American elk subspecies. Here we have some camera trap footage from Keith Biddle captured in British Columbia, Canada. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/biomebygrizzly www.biome-project.co.uk #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

In this week's Biome Cam video, we have footage of wild turkeys in southeast Arizona. Captured by: Greg Joder Greg Joder's channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/MyEarthEcoNut/about Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/biomebygrizzly www.biome-project.co.uk #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

This video shows camera trap footage of a Porcupine captured by Pugdundee Safaris in Gurgaon, India. Pugdundee Safaris YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Pugdundeesafaris Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/biomebygrizzly #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding

This video shows footage of an Amur Tiger in the Khabarovsk region of Russia captured by NaturalWorldSafaris. www.naturalworldsafaris.com Please subscribe to support our channel or comment below join the conversation. Follow us on social media! instagram.com/the_biome_project facebook.com/biomebygrizzly #wildlifechannel #wildlifepodcast #ukwildlife #rewilding