Why have we set up large mirrors and camera traps in Gabon's jungle? Read the attached description

Can an elephant survive without half of its trunk lost in a poacher's wire snare?

Gabon's rainforest wildlife caught on a single trap camera. What an incredible diversity!

A full-bellied leopard naps beside his reflection in a mirror and dreams of his next prey!

Even if you run fast, a safety distance must be maintained when filming mother elephants with a baby

a teenage gorilla traumatized (?) by his reflection in a large mirror set up in the Gabon jungle.

Gabonese chimpanzees eat monkeys.

Mom elephant and her baby wallowing in the sun-dried mud. Moments of pure bliss! (Gabon)

Vine or branch in hand, gorillas and chimps are emboldened to attack their reflection in a mirror.

A silverback gorilla briefly looks his reflection in the eyes and yawns: not tiredness, but arousal!

Gabon Its fauna seen by a camera trap What diversity!

A bull elephant's desire to have sex, slows down his walk behind a female and her calf

Wild chimpanzees do tap-dancing or intimidation dance, in front of huge mirrors set up in the jungle

Not havin' a smartphone, leopards overuse the mirror for SMS to their mates. The gorilla disagrees

despite a foot cut off by a snare, a leopard keeps having fun front of mirrors in the Gabon jungle

For this alpha chimpanzee, a quick social finger-to-anus rub doesn’t reduce mirror-induced confusion

Elephant calves have fun during a creek crossing (Gabon jungle)

a baby chimp clinging to its mother's belly by itself as she leaps up and down in front of a mirror

A busy corridor for wildlife : Why and when did it excavate trough this clay mound. (Gabon)

In a storm, male chimpanzees are frightened by their reflections in a large mirror

REAL NICE LIMPING LEOPARD WALKS BY A CAMERA IN GABON

a young male gorilla takes his mirror training seriously (unlike his family - 45 min long version)

Wild elephant moms and their tiny babies relax, spray, wallow and play in mud. Natures' pure bliss

Coronavirus: Pangolin revenge of the world's most poached mammal due to its scales and to its flesh?

During his mirror training, an alpha male chimpanzee may have to prove his status to the group

Young gorillas fascinated by their reflection in the forest ignore a large group of mandrills

A female leopard in heat tries to seduce her reflexion scented like male front of a mirror in jungle

Wild animals not caring about mirrors mounted in the Gabonese jungle

short rest for a leopard after a day of mating, fights with his rivals and with his image in mirrors

Elephants attack infrared trap cameras in the jungle 𝐑.𝐈.𝐏. 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐩𝐡𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐔𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐬