Pantanal - Mato Grosso

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Pantanal

The Pantanal in southwest Brazil is the largest wetland on earth. Over 1700 plant species, more than 650 different bird species, 240 fish species and over 120 mammal species live in this regularly flooded grassland. Jaguars, giant otters, caimars, capybaras, tapirs and the are still frequently seen here on the banks of the Rio Paraguay.

Shore on the Rio Paraguay

Hyacinth Macaw

Burrowing owl

Tree of Life - Ipe

Fish hawk with flycatcher

Fish buzzard

Water reflection

Jabiru

Giant water lily

Heron in flight

Amazon kingfisher

Sunset in the Pantanal

Jaguar

Heron

Capybara

Black-mantled scissorbill

Red-tailed shining bird

Jaguar

Pipe spotter

Cormorant

Giant otter - young animal

Rosalöffler

Jaguar near Porto Jofre

Spectacled caiman on the shore

Jabiru in flight

Snail harrier

Crested caracara

Howler monkey male

Giant otter

Tyrant of grief

Spectacled caiman with open mouth

Large-billed Hawk

Scissor beak

Jaguar

Rosalöffler

Spectacled caiman

Female howler monkey

Giant otter

Marbled heron

Red-tailed shiner

Mouth of the Rio São Lourenço into the Rio Paraguay

Ear shag

Jaguar in the river

Female howler monkey

Giant otter on the shore

Falcon Nightjar

Redbreast fisherman

Grey heron

Marbled heron

Spectacled caiman eats fish

Pipe spotter

Savannah Buzzard

Mantle cardinal

Jaguar

Red-tailed shiner on the hunt

Giant otter

Yellow rump cassava

Osprey with prey

Red-fronted jassana

Jaguar in the reeds

Mantle cardinal

Marbled heron

Purple tangerine

Sulphur mask tyrant

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