When I went into the Tambopata in Madre de Dios as part of the Peruvian Amazonas last year, we got a look at this caiman. Caiman is the smallest part of the crocodile family. and it was just enjoying the sun. (I think they are nocturnal, so I guess it was just preserving energy for hunt)
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I am going thru old images, and this is one of my all time personal favourite animal images. It is an ape of some sort hanging on to her mother when they are negotiating some trees in the peruvian rainforest. Shot in Tambopata in Peru last year.
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We are in the approaching the end of the year. And I have seen quite a lot this year. The highlight was of course the summer adventure thru south America. So I just felt like share a little memory form a day excursion in the Tambopata region of the Peruvian Amazonas. Floating around the lake , in this small and overcrowded boat. Sturdy operated by our guide, and finding some crackers to feed the piranhas …. All in all a wonderful memory 🙂
So the next trips are already in planning, but next week I will go home for the holidays, and then I will leave to go and celebrate New Years in Antigua.
More adventures to come 🙂
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This family of three capybara was playing at the riverbank when going to the Tambopata in the Amazonas in Peru this summer.
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This image is taken at the Tambopata in Peru this summer
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The capybara is the worlds largest rodent. I was lucky enough to get this shot of a capybara family that was playing on the riverside when I was going to the Tambopata in Peru some weeks ago.
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