Hidden cameras capture Peru's diverse wildlife
隱藏攝像頭捕捉秘魯多樣野生動物

From jaguars... to otters and deer.... ...hidden cameras at Peru's famed Manu National Park capture the goings on of its diverse wildlife. Biologist and former park chief, Ada Castillo, says many of the animals -- like the endangered puma -- are rarely seen by humans. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) BIOLOGIST AND FORMER MANU NATIONAL PARK CHIEF, ADA CASTILLO, SAYING: "The animals that are very difficult to see normally or when there are humans present -- such as the jaguar, puma, deer, and hogs -- have been identified through the photographic registry." 60 hidden cameras tracked the movements of the animals round the clock for one month -- garnering some 20,000 images. They will now be used to record animal populations and compare them with other countries. Earlier this year, it was reported that Manu broke a diversity world record after a nature journal catalogued nearly 300 amphibian and reptile species from the park and its buffer zone... ...making it a huge draw for nature lovers around the world.