During our (largely unsuccessful) two-week search for places to explore the jungles independently, we have encountered 14 mammal species, all new to us. See the attached PDF for more details!
Looking for the jungle: Ecuador 11/2019 report
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For the sake of exactness a correction: the woolly monkeys turned out to not actually be new for us, as the Gray Woolly Monkey (L. cana) that we have seen previously in Peru has also been victim to the Primate Specialist Group and thus shall be soon lumped into the same species.