Top 5 Interesting Costa Rica Animals
1. Blue Jeans Frog The blue jeans frog is a unique creature for many reasons but in particular, because of its ability to morph. It can change from red boded and blue legs to green with black spots. These frogs are only toxic in the wild because they create poison from natural elements in the…
New Discover: Crocodiles Can Sleep With An Open Eye
If a crocodile feels in danger, it is capable of sleeping with an open eye to be alert of the things that happen around. This is the conclusion of a scientific study made in Australia and that was recently published in magazine Journal of Experimental Biology. The study observed the behavior that they seem…
Boa Constructor Does Not Cause Choking
For many years, we all have believed that constrictor boas and pythons use choking as their hunting method and as the first step before eating their prey. But in 1994, David Hardy, an American Zoologist, propose a theory. This scientist noticed that for choking a living organism, it is needed more time of what snakes…
Meet The Costa Rica’s Poisonous Frogs!
Known as rain forest’s symbols, tireless performers of night choir concerts, owners of colorful and elegant dresses made of skin for tiny little bodies, frogs are synonym of Costa Rica’s natural wealth. In our park we have the biggest ranarium in Costa Rica with plenty of frog species from the rain forest, which are really…
What You’ll Find In The Arenal Volcano National Park
The Arenal Volcano National Park is one of the most visited national parks in Costa Rica, due to it was created from the country’s most popular volcano: Arenal Volcano. The majestic and almost perfect cone, raises up to 5,357 feet offering one of the most astonishing natural landscapes of Costa Rica. This national park is…