Experts shocked by footage from cameras hidden in treetops: 'Used to have to sit quietly under fig trees for days at a time'

Experts shocked by footage from cameras hidden in treetops: 'Used to have to sit quietly under fig trees for days at a time'

Thanks to some well-paced trail cameras, biologists in Malaysian Borneo are capturing thousands of valuable images of the many visitors to the fig trees of a national park. According to Mongabay, the non-profit 1StopBorneoWildlife set up 16 arboreal cameras high in the trees of Tawau Hills National Park. The cameras caught several rarely-seen species foraging for figs, including some critically endangered primates. The organization's founder, Sh…