Hi! More Pumas of Torres del Paine (private reserve). To walk with them, to stay with Pumas for hours on foot and to understand a bit of their world without the barrier of a car or a boat, is a wonderful experience!
Pumas of Torres del Paine (private reserve)
Related Articles
-
New Trip Report – Paraguay
I was in Paraguay last week and had a lot of fun in the Chaco. A trip report is...
-
Pygmy Sloth Fiasco & Hwange Elephants Poisoned
Last Monday (9 September 2013), the police officer on morning duty at Isla Colón International Airport, Panama noticed some...
-
Agoutis and Ocelots
Quite an interesting study from Panama http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/for-agoutis-the-night-is-fraught-with-peril/ Its interesting because it relates to the question – about which, so...
-
Man Takes First-Ever Photo of Living Colombian Weasel After Finding It Standing on His Toilet
https://gizmodo.com/man-takes-first-ever-photo-of-living-colombian-weasel-a-1835102519
-
Some recent articles that might be of interest
Clouded Leopard research in Borneo http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/unraveling-the-secrets-of-one-of-the-worlds-most-mysterious-big-cats/ Camera Trap Images from Karnataka (especially Sloth Bears) http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/curious-bears-take-selfies-with-camera-traps/ A recap of some...
-
New Trip Report: Bolivia, Peru and Chile
Another report from Lennart Verheuvel. Chile, Bolivia and Peru, 2019: Lennart Verheuvel, 3 months & 15 species in Chile including...
-
Pantanal Wildlife Holiday Trip Report – Royle Safaris (4)
Pantanal Wildlife Watching Holiday Trip Report – Royle Safaris (4) Another wildlife watching holiday trip report from the Brazilian...
-
){kind=link}
Great pictures. Where exactly was this? Is there a trip report? I could not see how to link to more info.
Thanks,
Craig
Melbourne,
Who did you go with? What company/guide? Your pictures are incredible! I want to go!
Hi all! There is a trip report of mine here in the forum (end of September). Details there. I went with an UK travel agency, and we were allowed to enter in a private estancia. In the Torres NP you can’t walk outside roads, and although Pumas are visible even from public roads with a lot of driving, views are not so good. And there are other conservation issues. We saw 17 different Pumas in 7 days, including a complete hunt, social behaviours, calling for a mate etc.