RESERVA CAÑADA EL CARMEN, CHACO, PARAGUAY
We are Karina and Andrey (aka Travelling Zoologists), a couple of field zoologists who also work as guides, expedition managers and photographers. We have moved to Paraguay and con
Margay in Serra Bonita, Brazil
Apparently, a margay has been released at Serra Bonita, where is was seen and beautifully photographed by a recent birding group: https://www.birdquest-tours.com/birding-tour-repor
Trip Report – Bolivian Cat Specialist Tour – Royle Safaris – October 2023
Back in October of 2023 Royle Safaris ran another successful cat focused mammalwatching trip to Bolivia. With 5 species of cat being seen (including one 24 hour period in Kaa Iya w
Mammals of Suriname
Hi people, Back in 2011 I was in Suriname for six months while doing an internship as a biology teacher. Locations in Suriname include: Ralleigh Falls, Brownsberg, Peperpot plantat
Primate paradise in central and south Colombia
A self-organised trip to central and south Colombia with 20 species of primates seen (and 1 just heard).
The Bristle-spined Porcupine ( Chaetomys subspinosus) and Northern Maned Sloth (Bradypus torquatus) in Bahia Brazil
In the Aruá Forest (https://aruaavesenatureza.com.br/mammalwatching/) we find endemic and threatened species such as the Northeastern Sloth (Bradypus torquatus) and Black Hedgehog
Mammals of Brazil
Hi people, In the summer of 2017 I had a fantastic fiveweek trip in Brazil. One of my best trips ever! The Pantanal, Mato Grosso: Azara’s Agouti, Collared Peccary, Common Bro
Mammals of Peru
Hi people, Here is a video I made of the mammals which I filmed during a six week round trip in Peru, back in 2018: Salinas y Aguada Blanca Reserve: Common Mountain Viscacha, Culpe
Patagonia – March 2024
Hi everyone, first time poster here! Just wanted to share some details of my recent Patagonia trip in case they would be helpful to anyone. Hopefully I’ve got everything post
ADVERT: AMAZON WILDLIFE TRACKING IN PERU WITH ORIGINAL NATURE, SEPTEMBER 2024
This trip from Original Nature sounds like a real adventure. Some great mammals, an opportunity to learn a ton about fieldcraft from the local guides, and an almost guaranteed chan