Wildlife Trail Camera Video: 101 Days & Nights in a Jungle!

Exciting wildlife trail cam videos, showing over one hundred jungle animals that were recorded over 101 days and nights! Our trail camera video will expose activity and diversity at an animal latrine, what sounds do jaguarundis make, do cougars growl, what animal eats snakes? Take a look and all these questions will be answered!

The rainforest is in Costa Rica on a private reserve where we monitor the animals with wildlife cameras.

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Trail Cam Video Chapters
0:00 Trail Camera Intro
0:45 Wildlife on a Trail Cam
0:56 Animal Latrine
1:07 Puma Twins
5:00 Camera Trap
8:48 Eating a snake
9:50 Trail Cam videos
18:30 Birds in Costa Rica

[OchoVerde]

⚠⚠⚠ If you see any errors or can help out with some of the BIRD/Bird Call identification, please let me know so that I can update the subtitle IDs. Thanks!

[AnimalSpy]

Wow, @OchoVerde, standing ovation, as beautiful as it can be. The diversity, the quality of the images, the editing, all aiming to immerse ourselves in the jungle and its rhythm. Really enjoyed it, congrats & thanks.

[chrisbgifford]

2:03Is that a Coral snake on the log? I enjoying seeing all the wildlife, especially the Ocelots and Puma. 5:42 Puma leaving scent? 8:00 Tamandua looks like it is wearing overalls, lol. The Mot Mot is a beatiful bird.

[tkreitler]

"Don't eat green bananas" I will remember that the next time I need to get things moving.
I watch mainly for the herps but the mammal diversity is incredible there. OK the birds are pretty good too.

[veevee]

great video. please leave names up longer so I can figure out how to pronounce them.

[smetlogik]

Those pumas!! They seem to be the most curious/aware of the cameras. Have you considered adding narration and making smaller videos out of these larger ones? Animal facts, etc. Dunno. Seems like you could get more mileage from this insane compilation of trail camera vids. Just amazing all the critters that cross paths with your cameras.

[edkeighron]

This is awesome trail cam footage, Tayra's will hide green Bananas away until their ripe.

[maryanngood]

Awesome video as always, I'm late to the party and just noticed this one. Please, don't EVER replace the natural sounds with music. (I know you won't). So, birds. I love the animal clips even more than the bird ones, but I am a bird person, so here goes. But first, the mystery animal at 6:50--pretty sure it's a porcupine, aren't you? because of the shape of the head. The bird at 21:50--wow, almost had me stumped. It has to be a Swainson's Thrush, but wow, that huge, honkin' eye ring or spectacle--but with those spots, nothing else it could be. The short clip right after at 22:03, very cool, a bird I've never seen (I bird the area often), a White-Throated Thrush. 22:30 yes, is Ruddy Quail-Dove, and Black-faced Antthrush right after it, with an Orange-billed Sparrow that jumps out of the frame. BF Antthrush again at 25:13, and at 26:10, looks like Swainson's Thrush again, with a more normal eyering. Lots of thrushes, eh? Well, they do spend time on the ground, which helps. Thanks Frank, I'm always thrilled to see your compilations!

[mikecanzoneri]

Amazing video, Frank! I think you have an unnaturally dense puma population, which I am jealous of...as you know, I'm still waiting to see my first one here. Don't be fooled by so-called experts...the mystery mammal is a yearling chupacabra. Anyway, keep the videos coming!

[dirkswildworld]

What can I say...amazing as always! Cannot wait to look for ALL THOSE CREATURES😅 on our upcoming trip to CR...November 2025. That's the date. Too bad it's quite a time to come, but really looking foreward!