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The reaction of the animals on a mobile camera (14 photos)
Meet BeetleCam - camera on wheels, remote-controlled.
Brothers William and Matthew Burrard-Lucas last year built in camera BeetleCam own garazhe.V for two weeks in August, they used their techno-other to "walk" across the savannah Catavi National Park in Tanzania.
Being safe in his Land Rover, the brothers operated a camera to take pictures of wild animals at close range.
After one of the meetings with the predator away from the camera were only pieces. "After the success of the elephants, we decided to make the Lions a second aspect of our surveys, - says Will. - Actually, it was a stupid idea. BeetleCam just trampled and thrown into the bushes. We were fortunate that we were able to restore all the memory card. However, later, taking photos, we realized that BeetleCam coped with its task »
Brothers William and Matthew Burrard-Lucas last year built in camera BeetleCam own garazhe.V for two weeks in August, they used their techno-other to "walk" across the savannah Catavi National Park in Tanzania.
Being safe in his Land Rover, the brothers operated a camera to take pictures of wild animals at close range.
After one of the meetings with the predator away from the camera were only pieces. "After the success of the elephants, we decided to make the Lions a second aspect of our surveys, - says Will. - Actually, it was a stupid idea. BeetleCam just trampled and thrown into the bushes. We were fortunate that we were able to restore all the memory card. However, later, taking photos, we realized that BeetleCam coped with its task »
