Meintest du januar?
Nov. 29 is World Anteater Day. Celebrate by getting to know one of the remarkable members of the anteater family: the tamandua!
by harpy eagles and big cats, such as ocelots and jaguars
Scientists works with partners in Paraguay to research and develop best practices for managing protected areas with healthy wildlife populations.
Jaguars, caimans, capybaras, and countless other species
Conservation Ecology Center researchers are collaborating with institutions in Brazil and other Smithsonian colleagues to support sustainable cattle ranching in the Pantanal wetland.
and supports very large and healthy populations of jaguars
The caiman lizard is a semi-aquatic species named for its large, heavy scales that resemble those of the caiman crocodile. It has a green body and a reddish-orange head.
Jaguars, snakes and crocodiles prey on these large
Reaching up to 10 feet (3 meters) long, arapaima are the largest freshwater fish in South America. Learn what else makes these animals unique.
by many Amazonian predators, including piranhas, jaguars
The caiman lizard is a semi-aquatic species named for its large, heavy scales that resemble those of the caiman crocodile. It has a green body and a reddish-orange head.
Jaguars, snakes and crocodiles prey on these large
The caiman lizard is a semi-aquatic species named for its large, heavy scales that resemble those of the caiman crocodile. It has a green body and a reddish-orange head.
Jaguars, snakes and crocodiles prey on these large
The false water cobra is one of the larger, more abundant snakes inhabiting South America’s floodplains. When threatened, this semi-aquatic species can flatten its neck, resembling a cobra, to make itself appear larger.
wetlands were once home to apex predators, such as jaguars
The false water cobra is one of the larger, more abundant snakes inhabiting South America’s floodplains. When threatened, this semi-aquatic species can flatten its neck, resembling a cobra, to make itself appear larger.
wetlands were once home to apex predators, such as jaguars
The false water cobra is one of the larger, more abundant snakes inhabiting South America’s floodplains. When threatened, this semi-aquatic species can flatten its neck, resembling a cobra, to make itself appear larger.
wetlands were once home to apex predators, such as jaguars
