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Protecting Costa Rica’s Dolphins: The Importance of Moving Tuna Fishing Fleets Offshore

Dear Sra. Presidenta, You are coming to the end of your term of what has to be the most thankless job in Costa Rica. I...

Costa Rica’s Spy Tuna Captures Stunning Dolphin Footage

This fish could not be the one that got away. When the giant yellowfin tuna began to plunge deep into the big blue, I...

400 dead dolphins wash ashore on Peru’s northern beaches

LIMA, Peru – The bodies of some 400 dolphins washed up on beaches in northern Peru last month, baffling authorities who are so far mystified as to the cause, officials said Tuesday.

6 suspects in Jairo Mora murder case receive 3 more months of preventative detention

Six of the suspects arrested for the murder of Costa Rican sea turtle conservationist Jairo Mora will remain in jail until at least May 1, the Limón Prosecutor's Office said.

‘The Manatee’s Big Day’ an imaginative, bilingual intro to nature

Even for a children’s book, “The Manatee’s Big Day” (Zona Tropical Press) is goofy. For the first few pages, Erin Van Rheenen’s animal adventure looks like a story of zoological teamwork: There’s a shark in the jungles of Tortuguero on Costa Rica's northern Caribbean coast, and the animals are all freaked out. Instead of fearing each other, the rival species band together against their common enemy.

This gross discovery may make you rethink your obsession with sloths

Over the past few years the sloth has turned into the celebrity of the animal kingdom. But while the animal may look adorable in a meme on your computer screen, a new biological theory reveals just how un-cute a real life sloth would probably be to most of its fan base.

Japan dolphin hunt goes on after slaughter

Japanese fishermen were out at sea attempting to trap more dolphins on Wednesday, campaigners said, after the bloody slaughter of dozens of the animals the previous day was hidden from view behind screens.

Giant sloth spotted in San Ramón

In San Ramón, 15-foot-tall ground sloths once roamed. The likeness of one has been erected in the Museum of San Ramón.

Costa Rica’s Endangered Jaguars: Can Farmers and Conservationists Coexist?

On a wet September morning in La Unión, a sparsely populated town in Costa Rica’s northeast, Rolando Álvarez and his two young sons directed...

The weird, wacky and off-beat Costa Rica stories of 2013

Things in Costa Rica can sometimes get a little strange.

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