There is one place renowned for having the most crocodile-infested waters in the world. Discover more about this remarkable ...

Costa Rica has nearly 30 national parks ... Think 300 bird species, way too many reptiles and amphibians to count, and more than 100 species of mammals including both the three-toed and two ...

Although I searched, unfortunately, I never found any crocodiles. I did find many reptiles, colorful birds, and unique plants, along with trash, lots and lots of trash. Costa Rica’s lush landscape ...

There are nearly 2,000 species of mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles here. That includes all six cat species. Costa Rica is more than jungles and wildlife, though those are the main reasons ...

Tied to Costa Rica's mainland by weaving rivers and canals ... hundreds of different mammals and reptiles, followed by more than 400 arthropods (insects and spiders). The park is also home ...

Revealing active behaviour that adds to our understanding of the nature of a species. Brandon Güell (Costa Rica/USA) wades through murky water to document a rare frog breeding frenzy. Plagued by ...

However, concerted conservation efforts in Costa Rica have led to a resurgence in their numbers, transforming the Tárcoles River into an unintended sanctuary for these reptiles. The river’s ...