Cal Poly Pomona BioTrek has several live animal cams for you to watch including a Caiman cam, Turtle cam, Mangrove and Flooded forest cams where you can watch various species of fish and a saltwater aquarium cam as well. All of the cams have live streaming video.
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The Gharial cam at the National Zoo in Washington, DC features Gharials - which are giant sized crocodiles native to India and Nepal. These endangered crocodiles can grow to be 20 feet long and have long narrow snouts with more than a hundred teeth. If you keep an eye on this cam you may see a Gharial on the surface or as a shadowy figure below the water. This animal cam has live streaming video and requires Windows Media Player to watch.
Watch the Gharial Cam
A rare white alligator is now on exhibit at the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden in Columbia, SC. “Riverbanks’ alligator is no different than a normal American alligator with the exception that his skin is white. The white skin, in this case, is a result of being a leucistic alligator, a condition easily confused with being albino.”
This animal web cam is a streaming live and requires Windows Media Player available for download directly from Microsoft. It is viewable from 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).
Watch the White Alligator Cam
No, you aren’t going to see gators eating egrets on this camera. Today is your lucky day as you get a two for one special! The main feature of this web camera is the alligators located in the Gatorland Alligator Breeding Marsh.
But wait - there’s more! You will also get to view the birds in the area, including egrets, herons, ibis and anhingas!
Still not enough to excite you? To top it off, this is another live, color controllable camera. Once again, you get to decide where to point it.
This camera works directly in your browser and the best viewing times are from 7:00 am to 5 pm Eastern Time.
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