Photos from Camera Traps in Ecuador
In 2006, Ecuadorian conservationist Santiago Espinosa received a Russell E. Train Fellowship from WWF’s Education for Nature Program (EFN) to conduct research in wildlife ecology. Santiago’s research involved spending long periods of time in the Amazonian rainforest. He captured photos that highlight the spectacular wildlife that lives in Yasuní National Park.
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Russell E. Train Fellow, Santiago Espinosa
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Lowland Tapir
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Lesser anteater
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Jaguar
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Jaguar
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Collared peccaries
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Collared peccary
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White-lipped pecarries
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Lowland paca
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Tayra or long-tailed weasel
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Forest rabbit
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Roque and Daniel Alvarado, field assistants
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Red brocket deer
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Sloth and baby
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Giant armadillo
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Jaguar
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Puma
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Short-eared dog
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Giant anteater and baby
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