Pantanal
If you want to come close to wildlife in a very convenient way, Pantanal is definitely the destination for you. Here you can explore the wetlands by boat and you will see millions of birds. A bird watcher's paradise!
To reach the wetlands you have to travel along a 150 kilometer long gravel road with hundreds of wooden bridges. The road is called Transpantaneira. You will spot a lot of wildlife from the car.
We spent one week in the area onboard a house boat and during the days we travelled up the rivers in a smaller boat, searching for jaguars. We were so lucky and spotted two jaguars!



Storks

A tucan.

Another species of tucan.

Howler monkey.

The one and only jaguar.

A tired jaguar is yawning.



A capybara family. The world's largest rodents.

Mr. Cayman.

A playful giant otter.

The house boat that was our home for one week.

A capybara mom with her babies.

An ocelot, which is a nocturnal animal and we spotted him during the day!! We were in other words extremely lucky!

Kingfisher.

Iguana.


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