Cat Tien Waterhole - Dong Nai, Vietnam

In Cat Tien National Park (Vườn quốc gia Cát Tiên) in southern Vietnam, this camera watches a quiet lakeside waterhole where peafowl and wading birds feed along the shore, and sambar deer and gaur come down to drink as evening draws in.

Gaur are the largest wild cattle on Earth, and they're listed as Vulnerable, with no more than about 21,000 adults left in the wild, so the herds that still live here are an important part of the park.

Cat Tien protects about 278 square miles (71,920 ha) of lowland forest and wetland across three provinces, and the Dong Nai River flows through it for about 56 miles (90 km).

Did You Know? Cat Tien was the last home of the Javan rhino in Vietnam. The final one was found poached in 2010, and the species was declared extinct in the country in 2011.

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