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How 6 Exotic Animals in Costa Rica Got Their Names

The Spanish or indigenous American terms for these creatures are nothing short of fascinating. Here's a glimpse at the amazing lexicon that’s been created for Costa Rica’s wide array of creatures.

Costa Rica’s million-raptor watch site

One of the most spectacular wildlife displays on the planet is happening in the skies over Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast right now: fall raptor migration and the formation of a "river of raptors." And thanks to a geographic bottleneck, one of the best places in the world to witness it is the Kèköldi indigenous territory on Costa Rica's southern Caribbean coast.

Costa Rica’s Biodiversity Milestone: 250th Mammal Species Discovered

Costa Rica has reached a new milestone in its mammalian fauna catalog. The list of mammal species that live in Costa Rica reached 250...

Fall migration at Kèköldi, Costa Rica’s million-raptor watch site

One of the most spectacular wildlife displays on the planet is happening in the skies over Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast right now: fall raptor migration and the formation of a "river of raptors." And thanks to a geographic bottleneck, one of the best places in the world to witness it is the Kèköldi indigenous territory on Costa Rica's southern Caribbean coast.

Crocodiles sleep with one eye open

Chuck Norris doesn't sleep, he waits. So, it seems, do crocodiles. According to a new study published this month in the Journal of Experimental Biology, crocodiles sleep...

Costa Rica’s howler monkeys are the least loud but most well-endowed

For male howler monkeys on the search for a mate, size matters; but being a well-endowed monkey comes at a price. The results of a new study show that in some species of howler monkeys the larger a monkey’s testicles are, the smaller its voice.

Top 5 Birds Found in San José Costa Rica’s Urban Areas

Continuing last month's series, a look at five more birds that are common in the trees, telephone wires, rooftops, and sidewalks of San José.

5 Common Birds You Can See in San José Costa Rica

Despite the best efforts of many a telescope-wielding nature guide, I fell in love with birds while sitting at my desk in San José,...

Witnessing Costa Rica’s Rare Frog Breeding Season in the Wild

The rainy season is upon us. For many of us that means hiding indoors for the next few months, but for Costa Rica’s frog and toad...

Costa Rica Hermit Crabs Play a Deadly Shell Game for Survival

If you’ve ever picked up a shell from a beach in Costa Rica, you may have found it was already occupied. Millions of hermit...

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