Parque Nacional de Santa Rosa
Parque Nacional de Santa Rosa
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Blessed with well-preserved national parks over so many years, almost every bio reserve is unique to some or the other form of wildlife endemic to that region.
Call of the wild – blessed with well-preserved national parks over so many years, almost every bio reserve is unique to some or the other form of wildlife endemic to that region. You may spot sloths, white-nosed coatis, ocelots, tapis, anteaters, squirrel monkeys, white faced capuchins, mantled howler monkeys, and spider monkeys. The best places teeming with wildlife besides Parque Nacional de Santa Rosa are Parque Nacional Corcovado, Parque Nacional Tortugero, cloud forests of Monteverde, and Santa Elena. Stay alert for tarantulas.
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