Cows chasing a Red Fox - Infiray Zoom Thermal Camera

In the midst of ground fog, a cow's unexpected encounter with a fox can lead to an aggressive response. Cows are generally wary of foxes lurking in their vicinity, and the younger ones may actively chase them away.
Fallow Deers at the end of video.
A few words about thermal cameras:
Images from thermal cameras can sometimes lack detail due to inherent limitations in thermal imaging technology. Unlike traditional cameras that capture visible light, thermal cameras rely on infrared radiation emitted by objects. The resulting images are grayscale representations of temperature differences rather than detailed visual scenes. Several factors contribute to the reduced detail:
Resolution: Thermal cameras typically have lower resolution compared to optical cameras, resulting in less fine detail.
Environmental conditions: Weather, smoke, and atmospheric conditions can affect image quality, reducing the clarity of thermal imagery.
Distance: At longer distances, thermal imaging may struggle to provide intricate details as the thermal radiation spreads and loses granularity.