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Fiona Sunquist "Caught in the trap! Remote cameras with electronic beams are the newest tools for biologists investigating mysteries in the wild". International Wildlife. FindArticles.com. 28 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1170/is_n6_v27/ai_19973490/

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Articles in Nov-Dec, 1997 issue of International Wildlife

• Survival in a harsh place: for creatures adapted to scorching heat, Namibia's coastal dunes are a heaven on Earth - photographs of indigenous animals in the Namib Desert - Brief Article
  by Michael Fogden
• Caught in the trap! Remote cameras with electronic beams are the newest tools for biologists investigating mysteries in the wild
  by Fiona Sunquist
• What I've learned about tigers: a leading expert concludes that the very nature of these embattled predators gives us a fleeting window to save them from extinction
  by Mel Sunquist
• Oasis under the ice: exploring the surprisingly rich world hidden beneath the Antarctic ice
  by Jim Mastro
• In the field with pheasants - a biologist describes his day-long wait to observe blood pheasants in the Himalayas - Brief Article
  by William Beebe
• Promised land of the ostrich: can this biblical bird return to its ancestral home in Israel?
  by Fred Bruemmer
• Looking for big pink: South America's river dolphins are disappearing, but Vera da Silva is out to change that - Brazilian biologist
  by Virginia Morell