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In Costa Rica, the fight to save the hunted jaguars

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Convincing farmers to help is key to protecting the country’s threatened jaguar population.
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Change Pace at the Sloth Sanctuary of C.R.

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No matter how many fingers, all sloths – and visitors – are welcome at Aviarios del Caribe Sloth Sanctuary on the southern Caribbean coast.
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Lost Decade for Frogs: 30 Species Extinct in Panama

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A fungal disease has wiped out at least 30 species of amphibians in central Panama, according to a study published Tuesday in the Proceedings...
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Lionfish Plague Caribbean Reefs

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About a year ago, a graceful, striped and spiny fish, the lionfish, was first spotted in Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean waters. That was the...
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Crocodiles Run but Can’t Hide from Lagarteros

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La lagarteada, or the crocodile hunt, is a 100-year-old tradition in the town of Ortega, located in northeast Santa Cruz in the northwestern province...
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Man’s Best Friend? Man and Crocodile Put on One-of-a-Kind Show in Siquirres

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“Chito and Poncho are friends,” reads a sign at Finca Las Tilapias, Gilberto Sheedan’s ranch near the Caribbean-slope town of Siquirres. Chito, as Sheedan is...
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Guatemalan Village Hunts Down Killer Crocodile

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GUATEMALA CITY – A group of indigenous villagers in the rural north of Guatemala on Tuesday hunted down and killed a crocodile that devoured...
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