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The forest never sleeps.Surrounded by a natural symphony of crickets, cicadas, frogs, owls, and other nocturnal birds, a...
25/06/2026

The forest never sleeps.

Surrounded by a natural symphony of crickets, cicadas, frogs, owls, and other nocturnal birds, a subtle movement on a rock caught our attention. There, illuminated by a flashlight, was this beautiful Banded Gecko (Coleonyx mitratus).

Unlike most geckos, this species lacks the adhesive toe pads that allow others to climb walls and ceilings. Instead, it spends its life on the forest floor, quietly hunting among rocks and leaf litter.

This image captures a fleeting moment as the gecko uses its tongue to clean its eyes, a behavior that lasts only a fraction of a second.

Nature’s greatest wonders are often found in the smallest creatures, hidden in the shadows of the night.

📍 Guanacaste, Costa Rica


Entre los bosques húmedos de las tierras bajas de Costa Rica se esconde uno de los carpinteros más hermosos del país: el...
01/06/2026

Entre los bosques húmedos de las tierras bajas de Costa Rica se esconde uno de los carpinteros más hermosos del país: el Carpintero Castaño (Celeus castaneus).

Sus tonos cobrizos, caoba y rojizos parecen encenderse entre el verde de la selva, aunque a pocos metros puede desaparecer por completo entre las hojas y las sombras.

Habita principalmente desde el nivel del mar hasta unos 750 metros de altitud, donde cumple una labor silenciosa pero esencial para la salud del bosque. Al buscar insectos bajo la corteza de los árboles, ayuda a mantener el equilibrio natural y crea refugios que luego utilizan muchas otras especies.

A veces el bosque no necesita flores para mostrar sus colores.

A veces basta con un carpintero.

📍 Costa Rica
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In the stillness of the water, the turtles remain calm, watching the butterflies arrive like light thoughts, drawn by so...
13/04/2026

In the stillness of the water, the turtles remain calm, watching the butterflies arrive like light thoughts, drawn by something invisible: minerals, moisture, life. They land without asking, as if they recognize in that shell a safe territory, a fragment of land that breathes.

For a moment beyond time, both exist in a perfect truce: a silent symbiosis where each takes what it needs without disturbing the other.

Beyond being an extraordinary moment, it is perhaps one of the purest forms of nature: coexistence.

Life is good 🐌… Pura vida!!

Hopefully this difficult moment in the world comes to an end soon, and peace 🕊️ finds its way back.

Yesterday the world celebrated “World Wildlife Day” 🌿 🐆I felt it was important to mention one of the great lords of our ...
04/03/2026

Yesterday the world celebrated “World Wildlife Day” 🌿 🐆

I felt it was important to mention one of the great lords of our tropical jungle: The Jaguar.

The jaguar is not just an impressive animal.
It is the top predator of the jungle, the one that sits at the highest level of the food chain in an ecosystem that is still alive… still breathing.

When there are jaguars, the ecosystem is healthy.

Its beauty is impossible to ignore. Seeing one in the wild is truly unforgettable. But the jaguar represents more than natural beauty… it also carries deep historical and cultural meaning.

For thousands of years, Indigenous cultures across the Americas have seen the jaguar as a symbol of strength, power and a profound connection with nature.

Protecting the jaguar means protecting the balance of the forest… and honoring our cultural roots.

Life is good 🐌

Now more than ever…
🙏 May peace 🕊️ win this battle in our times.
No more violence.

We flew to Patagonia to capture orcas launching onto the beach to hunt sea lion pups.And we did.But on the way, Patagoni...
21/02/2026

We flew to Patagonia to capture orcas launching onto the beach to hunt sea lion pups.
And we did.

But on the way, Patagonia gave us this —
a South American Gray Fox (Lycalopex griseus) feeding on a Magellanic Penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus).

Cold wind. Endless horizon. No audience. Just raw survival.

Two predators. One day. Edge of the world.

📍 Península Valdés
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