On November 12, the infrared camera at the Dongxishan Management Station of Taiping State Ecological Forest Farm in Huyi District, Xi'an City, captured a national first-class protected animal, a leopard. This is the first time that a leopard has been found since the camera was set up here.
"Today, when we were sorting out the infrared cameras set up in the wild, we were surprised to find that a national first-class protected animal, a leopard, was captured at 10:50 on October 29. This is the first time a leopard has been captured in this area." The relevant person in charge of Taiping State Ecological Forest Farm in Huyi District, Xi'an City said that this infrared camera was set up on April 16 this year at the bottom of a north-south gentle slope in Hualin Bay, Dongxishan Management Station of Taiping State Ecological Forest Farm. Below is a small river, which is the only way for animals to get water.
According to the staff, the infrared camera captured two leopards, and the interval between the two photos was less than 20 seconds, which can confirm that the camera captured the same leopard. The first photo shows that the adult leopard passed very close to the camera, and only the leopard's strong back muscles and distinct leopard patterns were captured. The second photo shows that the leopard passed by the camera, paused for a while, and was photographed sideways from the right side of the camera.
"Although the traces of the leopard have been photographed many times in the hinterland of Qinling Mountains, this is the first time that the traces of the leopard have been found in Taiping State Ecological Forest Farm." It is reported that in order to continue to increase the protection of wild animals, Taiping State Ecological Forest Farm has deployed 31 infrared cameras in the farm, and has successively photographed more than 160 valid videos and photos of national first-class protected animals such as takin, golden monkey, musk deer and hazel grouse, and national second-class protected animals such as red-bellied tragopan, yellow-throated marten, leopard cat, black bear, etc. The first time the leopard was photographed shows that the number of wild animals has increased as the ecological environment in this area has improved.
The Onick AM-66 infrared monitoring camera supports 56 MP HD images and full HD 4K video, and is equipped with dual flash for day and night use, and can take color photos in both white and night, so you can easily see the vivid wildlife world. With a fast trigger speed of 0.3 seconds and a sensing distance of 30 meters, you can capture any moment.
The Onick AM-66 infrared monitoring camera has a built-in 2.0-inch color TFT LCD screen for easy preview and viewing of videos and photos. The rain-proof body and reliable and rugged housing design make this camera waterproof up to IP68, which can hold up well in harsh environments such as snow and storms. Can be used in hunting, property security, wildlife monitoring, farm security.
Features:
1. Dual flash. Full color during the day, can take color photos/videos at night;
2. 2.0-inch color HD display, supports up to 256GB SD card;
3. Fast startup, 0.3 seconds fast startup;
4. IP68 waterproof level, adaptable to multiple environments;
Applicable groups and uses:
1) Ecological surveys, phenology, and environmental protection departments automatically monitor photography and video recording at regular intervals, such as automatic monitoring of changes in snow-capped mountains, grasslands, plants, and plateaus
2) Automatically monitor plant ecology and take photos at regular intervals. Observe plant ecology and set it to take photos at regular intervals
3) Various nature reserves, agricultural and forestry science institutes, forestry bureaus, wildlife protection and forest inspection, wetlands, university life science institutes, natural museums, animal and plant protection associations, animal surveys, and other scientific research and expeditions, animal wildlife protection, etc., for animal and plant surveys, ecological monitoring, behavioral research, or biodiversity surveys
4) Ecological photography enthusiasts, wildlife protection volunteer enthusiasts, animal ecology monitoring or field detection automatic photography and video recording, time-lapse photography, etc.
5) Hunting enthusiasts use it to detect animals and their channel route types, etc., to facilitate better route selection and hunting of animals (Please comply with the wildlife protection law of the country where you are located)
6) Automatic infrared monitoring to prevent poaching and hunting in nature reserves, forestry units, wildlife protection stations, forest police, forest economic crop sites, nurseries, animal farms, fish ponds and orchards
7) Traffic environment monitoring stations, automatic visibility monitoring by the Meteorological Bureau
8) Secret reconnaissance, inspection, law enforcement evidence collection and monitoring in public security, procuratorial, judicial, prison and labor management offices
9) Secret observation, photography and videography by journalists, evidence collection by investigation companies and private detectives
10) Time-lapse photography, secret monitoring of supermarkets, construction sites, mines, warehouses, etc.
11) Secret monitoring in offices and homes and anti-theft evidence collection for home properties, placed anywhere indoors or outdoors, or monitoring the environment around villas and courtyards, no wiring is required compared to ordinary surveillance cameras, more concealed and more convenient to use
Illegal use is prohibited, and the consequences are at your own risk
