I recently posted a video of two black bears fighting it out in the woods. But that was not all I caught on my game camera that was pretty interesting. While game cameras seem to have a very hard time capturing Bigfoot, they do from time to time capture some unique moments of known wildlife.

Game cameras can provide us a look at wildlife behavior that we rarely, if ever, get to see. These cameras also let us know what type of animals are visiting our area. So, while we may not catch a bigfoot very often, they are still useful and fun tools to use during research.

The next video I want to share with everyone is of a very large and curious rat, sometimes these are called mountain rats by locals. In the video, you will see this big fella climbing on a tree next to the game camera. The rat later jumps to the tree the game cam is on and his curious nature gets the best of him as he starts smacking the lock that is on the game cam. This particular game cam, a Browning, not only records video but also sound. While you can't see the rat playing with the lock, you sure can hear it.

Check out the video


It's kind of fun to see these animals in their natural habitat, just being curious or fighting for dominance. Seeing this rat up in the tree makes me think that sometimes the apple I leave in a tree fork is being taken by rats.

Hope you enjoyed the video of this curious rat.


Thanks
~Thomas~ 


This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years of experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and a poet.



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