Boca da Onça
First Waterfall, First Swim of the Day
Emerging
A Scenic Stop
Giant Red-winged Grasshopper
A Perfect Day for Waterfalls
Swimming Stop Number Five
Near the Infinity Edge
Blue Lake Cave, near Bonito
Aquário Natural
Aquário Natural
Sunrise on Rio Cuiaba
A Hawk with Some Lunch
Yellow Anaconda
Portrait of a Yellow Anaconda
Snake Observation
Family of Capybara
Largest Rodent in the World
A Wonderful Sighting
Off She Goes
Talking of Nostrils and Eyes
Perched Kingfisher
Birthday View
Gazing
Bioparque Pantanal
Our Aluminium Frigate Bird
Frigate Bird
We Might Remember this as Shark Beach
Morro do Pico
Sally Lightfoot
The Two Brothers
Voted One of the World's Most Beautiful
From Olinda
Another Colonial Gem
Cashew Juice
Glowing
Looking Out from Central Recife
It Was a Hoot
The Estuary and Recife
Churrascaria de Rodízio
Rua Direita de Santo Antônio
Continuing North
A Point on a Triangular Square
Largo do Pelourinho
Mmmm, Blue Drinks
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Dangerous Animals are a Hit with Everyone
Watching caiman from below water level was fascinating. Sitting was aided by using one or two of the provided cushions. Having the glass so close to floor level was fantastic for making the experience accessible for kids, and this window seemed to have them enthralled for longer than other spots.
The caimans would alternate, floating at the top with just eyes and nostrils showing, and then for no reason, they would sink to the bottom where they would sit, equally as motionless. If two or more bumped in to each other, they would just tolerate it, maybe clawing a bit at the other to make some space, but just generally coping with another caiman on their head or tail.
The caimans would alternate, floating at the top with just eyes and nostrils showing, and then for no reason, they would sink to the bottom where they would sit, equally as motionless. If two or more bumped in to each other, they would just tolerate it, maybe clawing a bit at the other to make some space, but just generally coping with another caiman on their head or tail.
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