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Vincent Losasso

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Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Wildlife Cameras Reveal Ocelot Naps and Crocodile Log Crossings

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Where do I put my next camera trap? If you see me out somewhere and I have a kind of faraway look in my...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Wild Fish Hunt in Guanacaste

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I’ve been interested in wildlife my entire life. If younger me knew what I was up to these days, playing with camera traps in...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Rare Predator Hunts and Pregnant Jaguars

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Sometimes I record something interesting and I think ‘I should share this with the good people who read the Tico Times,’ but whatever it...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Conservation Farms Open Window Into Nicoya Peninsula Wildlife

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Over the years of offering wildlife monitoring services using camera traps, I’ve had many projects come and go. Some last a few months, others...
Environment and Wildlife

The Cologne Scent Scientists Use to Photograph Jaguars in Costa Rica

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Civetone is a powerful macrocyclic ketone and the primary odoriferous constituent of natural civet. Known for its warm, intensely animalic, and powdery-musky scent, it...
Environment and Wildlife

What It’s Like to Finally See a Jaguar in the Wild in Costa Rica

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A few months ago, I was preparing to take a group of people out on a tour to review camera traps. As I fiddled...
Arts and Culture

The Festive Atmosphere of Semana Santa at Costa Rican Beaches

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The first reaction from every friend or family member that I’ve taken to the beach in Guanacaste has been, “There’s nobody here!” Where I...
Environment and Wildlife

How Costa Rica Cattle Ponds Support Birds Deer and Other Wildlife

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Cattle ranching has been interwoven into the fabric of Guanacaste for centuries. Historically, enormous haciendas employed sabaneros, Tico cowboys, to raise cattle on the...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica Camera Trap Records Birds Far Beyond Their Expected Range

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It’s safe to say I probably like camera trapping a little too much. My work is dedicated to that one activity. My social media...
Expat Living

Cow Wrangling and Camera Trapping in Costa Rica

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I had just successfully reviewed the first four of five camera traps in a sleepy little town tucked into a rich valley bordering the...
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