Video: View Infrared Technology Used to Track Rodent Populations

View infrared video clips used to track rodent and deer populations shot by consultant Paul Bello, author of 'High-Tech Rodent Control,' an August 2005 feature in PCT magazine.

Published September 14, 2005

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A still photograph from an original thermal image showing approximately 48 Norway rats present within an animal inhabitant. (Photo courtesy of Mike Larson of IR Cameras)

In August PCT, consultant Paul Bello, owner PJB Pest Management Consulting, Alpharetta, Ga., discussed the use of thermal imaging (or infrared) technology for tracking rodent populations in the article High-Tech Rodent Control. Bello has used IR cameras in the field to videotape rodent populations as well as deer populations. The following short video clips are available for viewing.

 

Video 1 shows rats in an animal enclosure in a zoo.

 

Video 2 is of a deer that Bello videotaped from about 250 yards away.

 

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