Will Burrard-Lucas, a wildlife photographer, built the armored “BeetleCam” so that his camera could get up close and personal with dangerous animals. The video “teaser” shows the contraption in action, and Burrard-Lucas shares many still images on his website.
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Neat. Though the Michael Bay music is ridiculous.
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Remote-controlled lion cam: This is exactly what Friday needs.
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