Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV) is a technique used in marine research and conservation to observe and document the behavior and composition of underwater wildlife, particularly fish and other marine animals. This method involves deploying underwater cameras that are equipped with bait to attract fish and other species to the camera's field of view. Here's a breakdown of how BRUV works: 1. **Camera Setup**: A camera rig is constructed and deployed underwater.
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