AMERICAN BEAR CENTER
From Ely, MN, this hi-def, 30sec updating cam is very nice, indeed. Loads into a Yahoo Widget, too. There are some huge bears here!


WILDTIERE WILDLIFE CAM
Here's a really terrific cam from Germany. It is a first-class streaming cam of a wildlife park where you can see and hear -it has stereo sound which lets you hear all the remarkable sounds the deer and other animals make- a variety of animals and birds. The sound is so sensitive you can hear a deer sneeze. Sometimes you can see a whole herd of wild boar run past, something I've never seen before. Check out the site for all sorts of things, and if you want, you can translate the site with the translator in Computer/Tech. Note the time zone. Here in the Northwest the best time is from about 10PM to 8AM


WOLF CAM
Brenda from OC and TEC recommends these three 60-second updating large-picture cams. International Wolf Center advances the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their relationship to wild lands and the human role in their future. One method for accomplishing this mission is the use of Ambassador wolves at the International Wolf Center’s Educational Facility in Ely, Minnesota. With the recent addition of the 2004 litter of pups, there are 8 Ambassador Wolves at the Center in two different pack structures, the Exhibit Pack and the Retired Pack.

KUALA BEAR CAM
From the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the Gold Coast of Australia, comes this rapidly updating cam of live Kuala Bears. These cute animals are part of a program to introduce Kualas to mainland China, at the Xiangjiang Safari Park, located in Guangzhou. Here is the link to the koala cam at the Xiangjiang Park. http://www.xjzoo.com.cn/live.htm

PENNSYVANIA WILDLIFE CAM
While this cam is technically inferior to most of the cams here, it seems to hold a facination for many people, and has been voted among the most popular of webcams in North America. Why? Well, it has a surprising amount of wildlife, enough to keep the interest of many people. You can be sure that if you check it from time to time to be pleasantly surprised to see a deer, a fox, some turkeys,