Wildlife Videos

Trail cam life isn't always hyenas and highlight reels. Sometimes it's 7,057 identical pictures of a leaf blowing in the wind. But every now and then — it's magic. Nobody tells you about the twig.

Our trail cam picked up something we didn't expect — a hyena discovering a dead horse and doing exactly what nature designed it to do. No drama. No hesitation. Just pure instinct.

Our trail cam picked up something we didn't expect — a hyena discovering a dead horse and doing exactly what nature designed it to do. No drama. No hesitation. Just pure instinct.

One minute it’s there. The next—it’s gone. No feathers, no sound, just a question hanging in the air: what happened? Out here, the answer is simple. The hyena happened.

Our trail camera captures a hyena moving through the forest behind Ramat Beit Shemesh—seen both in daylight and at night.

A quiet backyard turned into a hidden wildlife highway—caught in seconds.

Our trail cameras recently captured rare daytime and nighttime sightings of striped hyenas, offering a unique look at these shy and often misunderstood scavengers. Each encounter reveals just how closely wildlife lives alongside us — often hidden, always essential to the ecosystem.

An empty field. A flicker of fur. A close-up that keeps you guessing. Can you identify the animal before the full reveal?

You don’t have to travel far to see wildlife. From deer and foxes to jackals and porcupines, our trail cameras in the Judean Hills reveal the incredible animals living right here in Bet Shemesh.

Over the past three days, our trail camera has captured foxes, deer, jackals (taanim), and even a hyena—right near the edge of town. These sightings are a reminder that nature is closer than we think, and that it’s possible to safely step outside, explore, and appreciate the incredible wildlife living quietly alongside us.

When the sun goes down, a whole different world wakes up. Using trail cameras, we’re discovering the wild animals that live quietly around our Beit Shemesh neighborhood—and learning fascinating facts about them along the way.

When kids learn preparation and awareness, fear disappears. The forest becomes a classroom for calm, confidence, and leadership.