Film-maker John Downer had a brilliant idea. He attached cameras to elephants and let them loose in an animal reserve to capture wildlife photos as you've never seen before:
He fixed webcams to four elephants. One carried a "trunk-cam" - a device resembling a huge log concealing a camera which could be held in its trunk and dangled close to the ground.
Another had a "tusk-cam" hooked over its tusk. The elephants moved so steadily that the images are pin-sharp. Other log-cams were left on the forest floor. [...]
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This is nothing new, there was a show on animal Planet where they put cameras on animals in the wild.
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That one "bearly" looks like an elephant! ;)
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Awe, those were adorable :)
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That's a funny-lookin' elephant you got there.
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