Encountering wildlife is inevitable when walking through the biologically rich jungles of Costa Rica, but one thing is certain: a lot more creatures will encounter…
The French aren’t the only ones who enjoy eating snails. The snail-eating snake or cloudy snail-sucker (Sibon nebulatus) makes its dinner out of the many…
Ever heard of a fish with three tails? The Pacific tripletail or berrugate (Lobotes pacificus) is found in bays, brackish, muddy estuaries, and lower reaches…
Among the fantastic beasts dwelling in the forests of Costa Rica is the Baird’s Tapir (Tapirus bairdii), the region’s largest native mammal. With their long…
The Pacific Ocean off the coast of Costa Rica ranks among the world’s top tropical destinations for saltwater fishing. Ocean fishing opportunities within ten miles…
Sloths are perhaps the most charismatic and beloved wildlife in Costa Rica. Adorable animals with a seemingly perpetual smile that live life in slow motion,…
Sunburn, heatstroke, and dehydration are serious issues for foreign travelers visiting Costa Rica that are not used to the heat and humidity of the tropical…