Central American Reptiles

Going Wild in Costa Rica

Going Wild in Costa Rica

– by Erika Ravnsborg

– Costa Rica brings its own unique magic with the local flora and fauna found in various parts of the country.

Rattlesnake Appreciation Day – January 28, 2023

-36 Rattlesnake species all native to the Americas, from southern Canada, to central Argentina.

World Book Day – April 23, 2022

– Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo and Info Book.

– Central American Wildlife photographs taken by Cyril Brass

Rattlesnake Appreciation Day – January 28, 2023

-36 Rattlesnake species all native to the Americas, from southern Canada, to central Argentina.

National Book Lovers Day – August 9, 2022

– Wildlife in Central America 1 and Wildlife in Central America 2 Photo and Text Book by Cyril Brass.

Wildlife Notebooks Central America

– 3 Toed Sloth, Owl Butterfly, Red Eyed Tree Frog, Scarlet Macaw, Squirrel Monkey, White Faced Monkey & more

The Delicate Whiptail is a shy creature darting out of sight at the slightest disturbance into the fallen leaves and rock crevices.

The Black River Turtle or Black Wood Turtle is a freshwater species of turtle that lives in the NeoTropics habitats of Central America.

With its long sharp claws, the The Ctenosaur is an Excellent Climber.

– The Ctenosaur is also called the Black Iguana or Spiny-tailed Iguana.

The Brown Basilisk is able to run on water to escape its predators so is called the Jesus Christ Lizard.

– Brown Basilisk photos taken in Costa Rica by Cyril Brass.

The American Crocodile inhabits waters such as mangrove swamps, river mouths, fresh water, and at sea, hence the wide distribution …..