A “Roadside Hawk” eating a live snake. You can see that the snake has wrapped itself around the tree limb in a futile effort. When the hawk flew over us, the snake was wriggling fiercely to be free. Oh well, eat or be eaten.
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The Giant River Otters (rare and endangered) are indeed giants. Intently curious, they swam out to meet us wailing in the most eerie sort of way.
A sophisticated Toucan with his nose in the air.
It is HOT and humid….. and this is the rainy season…. summer is yet to come.
Bath Time! Cabybara know where to go when it is 38 degrees C, no caiman or jaguars to contend with.
Just need to get washed up…..
All washed up and ready to go….
The Pantanal IS beautiful….
We’re still here…. no jaguars, no piranhas, spiders, snakes, or caiman got us! Well, the mosquitos did, big time.
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