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63 viewsAnd here's a swimming turtle.
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64 viewsOpen wide and say "Ahhhhh"
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70 viewsA couple capybaras lounge in the mud. They're the world's largest rodent but much cuter than their cousins.
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63 viewsTime to leave the old swimming hole.
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68 viewsA lot of caimans hang around with their mouths open. I think it has something to do with digestion.
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63 viewsAll this guy needs is a lawn chair and a Coors Lite.
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68 viewsMake no mistake, they're watching you.
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69 viewsAnother bird that we saw a fair number of.
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68 viewsPrey and predator. Only the larger caimans (usually black) can really devour a whole capybara.
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74 viewsA couple mohawked birds that somehow remind me of turkeys. Our guide told us they taste better than chicken.
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63 viewsA couple black parrots watch the river below.
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64 viewsMore capybaras lounging around.
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60 viewsTurtles often lined up in rows, resting on eachother's shells.
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65 viewsTwo headed caiman monster.
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64 viewsA bird dries its wings.
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76 viewsAnd of course no journey through the Amazon would be complete without monkeys.
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72 viewsThis branch isn't big enough for the both of them, so one squirrel monkey jumps.
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66 viewsSpoon-billed birds that I initially mistook for flamingos from far away.
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68 viewsHeesun was particularly vulnerable to muddy sinkholes.
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