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Large selection of wildlife web cams plus a three hour live safari drive twice daily from the Djuma Game Reserve in South Africa. Presenters answer questions sent by email in real time. Intimate, up-close footage of leopards, lions, giraffes, zebras, hyenas not possible with still cams.
This Live Alpaca Camera shows alpacas running, playing, eating and doing what alpacas do. A great view into the life of alpaca farming. 24/7 Streaming of Alpacas.
This is a site with African water hole cams, safari cams and bird nest cams. It also has two really neat underwater cams from the Bahamas. I’m on this site a lot and I love it!
Children, families and classrooms are able to watch chicks, ducks, pheasants and even peacocks hatch online. You’ll find resources on candling eggs, incubation, and other helpful advice.
Watch more than half a million sandhill cranes descend on Nebraska’s Platte River Valley at Audubon’s Rowe Sanctuary during the 2005 migration LIVE from your desktop! With activity peaking in mid-March through early April, crane cam’s remote cameras are now filming the cranes’ six-week Nebraska pit stop before they journey back north to their Arctic breeding grounds.
Look at current live web cam views of animals worldwide. Links are indexed on more than 40 separate directories from Alligators to Zoos. There are also links to 6000+ “Child Safe” city, airport, college and other web cams worldwide. Since our site is family friendly, we DO NOT list any peresonal web cams.
The Porpoise Page provides information on the biology, life history, and physiology of porpoises.
This is a site with waterhole cams, safari cams that run at certain times and bird nest cams. Also has two really neat underwater cams running 24 hrs in the Bahamas.
The ASPCA’s Animaland, sponsored in part by the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund, teaches children about companion animals and endangered species. The site is fun and educational. Children can play games, send postcards, read about careers with animals, watch cartoons about pet care, and submit their questions to a macaw named Azula. Great fun for kids ages 4-12.
Zoo Atlanta’s site is one of the most widely visited sites for animal information, kids activities and on-site activities for children.