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Researchers recover video footage from a wolf's collar

Camera attached to a lone wolf reveals the first-ever footage of the animal in the wild

A camera attached to a lone wolf has recorded what is believed to be the first footage of one of the animals privately enjoying its natural habitat. Voyageurs Wolf Project attached a camera collar to a lone wolf, allowing them to travel through the woods with the animal as it feasted on a deer bone, laid in the grass and caught fish in a nearby stream. The camera shot 30 seconds at the beginning of every hour during the day, providing the team with seven minutes of footage each day. ‘What is particularly fascinating is that this wolf (named V089 by researchers) knew how to hunt and catch fish,’ Voyageurs Wolf Project shared in a tweet.

First-Ever Wild Wolf Collar Camera Shows What They Really Do All Day Long

See Footage from First Collar Cam on a Minnesota Wild Wolf

Camera footage from wolf's collar reveals a very good boy

Camera footage from wolf’s collar reveals a very good boy He went fishing! Share this story Voyageurs Wolf Project uploaded this video of a camera collar on a wild wolf Have you ever wanted to watch a wolf hunt freshwater fish? Thanks to the Voyageurs Wolf Project from the University of Minnesota, you can see it on YouTube any time you like. The researchers with the project trapped V089, a lone wolf, sedated him, and then strapped on the Vectronic-Aerospace camera collar. The collar recorded video in 30 second bursts during daylight hours, for a total of 7 minutes a day.