Hidden Cameras Reveal Arizona’s Daring Plan to Save Its Wildlife From Drought

A Variety of Visitors Show Up

Visiting the local watering hole, literally. Photo: Arizona Game and Fish Department

Wildlife tends to be pretty skittish around people for obvious reasons. To see who exactly is showing up at the tanks, the AZGFD set up camera traps to spy on visitors.

A wide array of species have been seen swinging by for a drink. Deer and elk will hoof it over and even predators have shown up for a drink.

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