>>I came on this trip with the expectation of learn a lot more about animals and plants and to get to see a new country. And I did get that. I get to see some really crazy animals. I came here with the hopes to see a toucan and a sloth and I got to […]
Tag: Costa Rica
At the coffee project is Ego Agriculture so that means you’re working with all sorts of planting, the farmers up here, have some of the most diverse farms I’ve ever seen, from fruits, and veggies and then of course, you’re working with the coffee too, depending on the time of year, picking berries, peeling, from […]
What’s that ecosystem full of clouds and mist? Where moss and lichens coexist? Rain. Wind. Altitude. It’s a cloud forest. Endemic species can subsist. Oooooh. Clouds blow by high off the ground. Trees catch the fog. Moisture falls down. Orchids, hummingbirds, so many sights. We’ve got plants on plants on plants – epiphytes. Amidst all […]
between my second and third year I spent five months in Costa Rica so that involved designing and conducting research on amphibian and reptile ecology as well as taking tissue samples in which we bar-coded once back here in It was to better understand the amphibian and reptile communities within that system in Costa Rica, […]
NOAA Fisheries Species in the Spotlight Pacific Leatherback Turtle Leatherbacks are the largest turtles on Earth, growing up to seven feet long and weighing more than 2,000 pounds. These sea turtles are among the most highly migratory animals on earth, some traveling up to 10,000 miles a year between their nesting and feeding grounds. Prevalent […]
Turtles are very touch doesn’t matter if you’re a man, a woman or child we all get excited to see a turtle. It’s an animal what is not aggressive is a lovely it’s a pretty animal it’s an animal what mystic you know. Yeah they might seem a little clumsy and they may seem slow […]