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When the Grande and Virilla rivers join together, they become the Grande de Tárcoles River. The hydrographic basin of the Tárcoles River is one of the most important in Costa Rica. This is because its headwaters are located in the Western Central Valley and feed the sector with water and drain its waters loaded with...
1. La Amistad International Park, Limón La Amistad International Park is located in the south of Costa Rica, on the border with Panama, with which it shares its territory. In 1983 the park was declared a Natural World Heritage site by UNESCO and is one of the most biodiverse locations in Central America. The protected...
This is the top 3 Nature and wildlife Activities to do in Costa Rica: 1 – What to do in Carara National Park: The Carara Carara National Park, which in the Huetar indigenous language means “River of Crocodiles”, has the only transitional forest in the Central Pacific, which translates into a diversity of flora and...
The first digital photography camera was created in 1975. It was Steve Sasson, an electrical engineer working at Kodak, who developed a prototype camera that did not use film but an electronic sensor. The camera was a large device that weighed 3.6 kilos and recorded black and white images on a cassette tape, with a...
Macro photography allows you to photograph small details through your lens. By using a macro lens, you can get much closer to your small subjects. This makes photographing something very small seem much larger and more impressive, that’s the magic of nature macro photography.First of all, the basic rule of close-up photography is to get...
General Description. With a total length of about 6 m in adults and generally between 3 and 4 m in juvenile. The male is larger than the female.American crocodile average weight is 500 kg. The eyelids open and close laterally and are provided with glands that secrete excess salt through the eyes in the form...
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