Explore Live Wildlife Cams

Explore live wildlife cameras from natural habitats around the world, showing real-time views of animals in forests, savannas, wetlands, and river corridors. These live feeds capture natural behavior such as feeding, movement, and interaction without human interference.

Many wildlife cameras are located in protected areas that also appear under Remote Locations, where limited access helps preserve natural ecosystems and reduces disturbance. In regions with large animal populations, nearby viewing zones may also be listed under Parks & Recreation, where conservation areas support controlled public access and research activity.

For geographic variety, you can explore live cameras in Namibia, where desert-adapted wildlife and watering holes attract large mammals, or browse live cameras in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where dense rainforest habitats support primates and rare species.

Prefer browsing visually? Try our interactive world webcam map to discover live camera locations across the globe.