Thermal image cameras - Wildlife monitoring during the night

Thermal image cameras have the capability of seeing through darkness and can easily ignore visual camouflage. There has been a lot of improvement in tools used for detecting wildlife in the last century. Binoculars are widely used along with light amplifying night vision systems used to spot animals.
Unlike others, thermal imaging cameras need no light whatsoever to produce a high quality thermal image. All warm blooded animals will show up clearly in the thermal image, even in total darkness and in any weather condition. Thermal image cameras are used extensively in professional documentaries.
The thermal image cameras are also designed to withstand rough outdoor environment by offering features like being waterproof, compact, lightweight and shock resistant. The camera controls are practical and within easy reach of fingertips. They can also be easily operated with gloves. Most versions of thermal image cameras can offer a field of view of 24°. It offers an excellent amalgamation of range performance and situational awareness.