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Costa Rican Study Reveals Why Snakebites Damage Muscle Tissue

Human muscle tissue can bounce back from almost any type of wound, but venomous snakes can inflict bites that eat away flesh and even kill...

High-tech backpacks key to saving baby sloths

Long before a teary-eyed Kristen Bell professed her love for sloths on daytime television catapulting the slow-moving creature into Internet superstardom, the sloth may have been one of the most hated creatures on earth.

Costa Rica battles invasive species with lionfish consumption campaign

Deep-fried lionfish may become the new dish du jour in Costa Rica's Caribbean region thanks to a new government campaign intended to reduce the invasive species' population.

National Police arrest 6 hunters inside Palo Verde National Park

Officials of the National System of Conservation Areas last weekend conducted inspections in several protected areas in the northwestern province of Guanacaste, resulting in the arrest of six hunters inside Palo Verde National Park, the agency reported Thursday.

Police seize 62 horses imported from Nicaragua likely for human consumption

Police over the weekend confiscated 62 horses and four mules illegally transported form Nicaragua by a Costa Rican, during patrols 15 kilometers from the Nicaraguan border in Pocosol de San Carlos.

Costa Rica Cracks Down on Turtle Egg Trafficking

In three separate busts on different coasts, Costa Rican police officers and Coast Guard officials seized a total of 442 sea turtle eggs on...

Murder trial set for Oct. 27 for suspects in slaying of Costa Rican conservationist Jairo Mora

The seven men accused of the murder of sea turtle conservationist Jairo Mora will stand trial on October 27, the prosecutor's office confirmed to The Tico Times today. The public trial will be held at a court in Limón on the country's Caribbean Coast, where the murder took place.

Crocodilian hide-and-seek: Caimans evade capture in Costa Rican park

It's been two solid hours and Carlos Gómez and Minor González of Costa Rica's National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) haven't seen as much...

Costa Rica to crack down on puppy mills

Responding to an official complaint filed with the National Animal Health Service (SENASA), police raided a Cartago home last week. With only two small bedrooms and a cramped sitting room, the tiny house had served as the only living space for 18 French poodles, part of an illegal breeding operation.

Too many whale-watching boats in Costa Rica’s Ballena Nat’l Marine Park, say environment officials

Biologists consider the protected area a perfect location between the northern and southern hemispheres for the birth of new generations of marine mammals and other species.

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