Wildlife & Zoo thermography
Non-Invasive Insight into the Wild
At Thermidas, we extend the power of thermal imaging beyond clinical settings into the wild and zoological environments. Whether you’re monitoring endangered species in the field or ensuring the welfare of animals in modern zoos, our advanced thermography solutions offer a non-contact, stress-free way to assess health, behavior, and environmental adaptation.
Applications in Wildlife & Zoo Settings
Zoo Animal Welfare & Management
- Routine Health Checks: Monitor large or dangerous animals (e.g., elephants, big cats) without physical restraint.
- Post-Surgical Recovery: Track healing progress and detect complications early.
- Environmental Comfort: Assess enclosure temperatures and animal thermoregulation to optimize habitat design.
- Stress & Enrichment Evaluation: Observe thermal patterns during enrichment activities or environmental changes.
Wildlife Research & Conservation
- Health Monitoring: Detect inflammation, injuries, infections, or thermal asymmetries in wild animals—without sedation or capture.
- Population & Movement Studies: Track animals in dense vegetation or at night using heat signatures.
- Behavioral Ecology: Study thermoregulation, stress responses, and environmental adaptation.
- Reproductive Monitoring: Identify estrus, pregnancy, or lactation in conservation breeding programs.
Why Thermidas thermal imaging?
- Non-Invasive & Stress-Free: Ideal for sensitive species and protected animals.
- Field-Ready Technology: Our IRT-384 Tablet is rugged, portable, and cloud-connected—perfect for field biologists and zoo veterinarians alike.
- Early Detection: Identify physiological changes before clinical symptoms appear.
- Data-Driven Decisions: Capture, store, and analyze thermal data for long-term welfare tracking and research.
“With our ongoing commitment to animal care, we’re excited to show how technology and wildlife care go hand in hand at Dubai Safari Park. Our team uses thermal imaging technology to detect health concerns early – helping animals heal faster and stay healthier.”
Lion – Detecting problems on the right rear hip
Giraffe – Detecting pregnancy
Flamingo – Detecting problems on the left leg
Giraffe – Detecting problems on the rear left lower leg
Lemur – Monitoring healing process
Tiger – Detecting inflamed joint, rear left knee
The portable all-in-one solution
Thermidas IRT-384
Compact and powerful.
Easy and versatile.
Thermidas IRT-384 Tablet is an astonishingly compact yet versatile thermal imaging system. Take it with you wherever you go and save the thermal images in the Thermidas cloud for further use.
