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. 2023 Aug 16;20(205):20230232. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2023.0232

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Figure 3. — Basic camera trap set-up. (a) A camouflaged camera trap is often placed on a tree or a pole. (b) Camera trap model. It is equipped with a motion-triggering sensor, a digital camera and a memory card. When an animal passes in the region of interest, the camera captures photos/video at a specified frame rate of the animal. (c) The figure was made using a dataset from LilaBC [81] and images from Flickr.