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See elephants, lions and naked mole-rats on animal cams streaming live, 24/7 from the Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.
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- A Selection of The Best Live Animal Cams from Around The World
- Katmai National Park Bear Cam
- Cornell Lab Bird Cams
- SafariLIVE
- Djuma Waterhole Camera, Djuma Private Game Reserve, South Africa
- Southwest Florida Eagle Cam
- Nature Conservancy Australia Reefcams
- Bear Watching Transylvania
- A Note on Viewing Live Animal Cams
- Best Live Animal Cams: Conclusion
Want to watch grizzly bears in Alaska, leopards in South Africa, lynxes in Finland and reef fish in Australia? In the past this would have cost you a small fortune in air fares – and you may even have been in danger from the very animals you were watching! Nowadays, thanks to web streaming technology, it’s possible to watch amazing animals from the...
One of the world’s most famous live animal cams is the Brooks Falls cam, situated in Katmai National Park, Alaska. The Brooks Falls cam is ideally positioned to capture the region’s grizzly bears feasting on the annual run of salmon. The action peaks between mid-summer and early fall, when bears gather from far and wide to feed on the migrating fis...
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is a part of Cornell University, which, as its name suggests, is devoted to the study of birds. The Cornell Lab operates a number of live bird cams, not just from their base in Ithaca, New York, but also in other parts of the United States. The lab’s live animal cams in Sapsucker Woods allow you to view a wide variety...
safariLIVE is one of our very favorite animal live cams. In fact, it’s much more than just a stationary wildlife cam; it’s a live TV show in which rangers take you on guided tours around a South African reserve. The hosts are extremely knowledgeable about the wildlife they encounter. There’s also an interactive element to the live stream – viewers ...
The Djuma Waterhole Camera started broadcasting in 1998 and is the world’s oldest waterhole cam. The stars of the show are the area’s resident big cats, but you’ll also see antelopes, hyenas, warthogs, hippos, along with several species of birds and other animals. The live cam is operated remotely by a team of volunteers who track the animals on th...
The Southwest Florida Eagle Cam is focused on a bald eagle nest in Florida. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of these majestic aerial predators. If the nest is empty when you visit, use the timeline at the bottom of the video to search for a time when one or both of the resident eagles is present on the nest. 1. Visit the Southwest Fl...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzHfZdfVB64 Nature Conservancy Australia operate two live animal cams: one below the water; one above. The cameras are situated in Port Phillip Bay on Australia’s south coast. On the underwater cam you’ll see fish passing through the swaying marine foliage. On the above-water cam you’ll see a variety of seabirds. You...
Situated in the deepest depths of Romania’s historic Transylvania region, these live animal cams capture not only bears, but also a wide variety of other local wildlife. Depending on when you tune in, you may see foxes, boars, deer and several species of birds. Visit the channel here.
If there’s nothing much happening when you visit your chosen live animal cam, then you can ‘go back in time’ and watch the action that took place earlier in the day. You can do this by hovering the mouse pointer over the video (or tap the screen on a phone or tablet). A timeline should appear at the bottom of the video. You can then drag the small ...
We hope that you’ve enjoyed watching the live animal cams on this page. Let us know what animals you saw in the comments below! Modern technology is often seen as having a negative impact on the natural world but in this case it has given us a low-impact means to experience nature. If you know of any more live animal cams that you think should be i...
Explore.org is the world's leading philanthropic live nature cam network and documentary film channel. Our mission is to champion the selfless acts of others, create a portal into the soul of humanity and inspire lifelong learning. Watch nature unfold live right now!
Dozens of iconic animal habitats streaming live from accredited zoos, sanctuaries & rehabilitation centers worldwide. Camera control features to observe animals and explore habitats stunningly close, or simply take a picture or a clip of your favorite animal. Daily live Q&As with zookeepers and wildlife experts.
Live Cams. Coming to you live from the Bronx Zoo and New York Aquarium! Check out a few fan-favorite exhibits, including the Spiny Forest in Madagascar!, JungleWorld, the Sea Lion Pool, and Ocean Wonders: Sharks. The cams are live daily from 10am to 4pm EST.