Park Officials at the Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia setup a series of motion cameras in hopes to capture footage of the Javan Rhinoceros - a breed of rhino that is suspected to have a total population of less than 100 (possibly closer to 50) worldwide. The park officials succeeded in their mission and you can watch the footage here. The video itself isn't especially compelling - some rhino's eating - but the fact that there are so few of these beasts still in existence today makes it a remarkable thing to behold.