Sentences with phrase «giant river otters»

Upon arrival at the pristine lake, board a wooden canoe and glide across the beautiful, mirror - like oxbow lake that is home to the endangered giant river otter, as well as red howler monkeys, macaws, anacondas, read more...

The abundant oxbow lakes, which are areas where the river once flowed but has since changed direction then attract an abundance of wildlife, such as different monkeys, hoatzin birds, and the majestic giant river otters.

Search by canoe for the resident giant river otter and visit the Parrot Clay Lick to watch parrots and macaws.

Lake - We will paddle around the Tres Chimbadas on a catamaran, looking for the resident family of Giant River Otters and wildlife such a hoatzin, caiman or horned screamers

In addition to the endangered giant river otters you can see at oxbow lakes, spot the toucans, macaws, parrots, and many colorful birds flying over the forest.

At the lake itself we can enjoy the spectacle of Giant River Otters.

Spend the next morning in Tambopata National Reserve, looking for caimans, giant river otters, and diverse birdlife while exploring Lake Sandoval in a dugout canoe.

Once there you will paddle around the lake in a catamaran, searching for the resident family of nine giant river otters (seen by 60 % of our lake visitors) and other lakeside wildlife such as caiman, hoatzin and horned screamers.

We will paddle around the Lake Tres Chimbadas on a catamaran, looking for the resident family of Giant River Otters, and wildlife such as hoatzin, caiman or horned screamers.

In addition to the monkeys, you can spot hundreds of birds, giant river otters, neotropical river otters, three - toed sloths, two - toed sloths, tamanduas, and fascinating reptiles.

Other iconic animals living here include the giant river otters that play, hunt, and eat as a social family group, the elusive jaguar prowling the forest for favored prey like tapir and capybara, and intimidating black caiman that reach a similar size as large crocodiles.

You will then paddle around the lake in a catamaran, searching for the resident family of five giant river otters (seen by about 30 % of lake visitors) and other lakeside wildlife such as caiman, hoatzin and horned screamers.

This is one of the only lodges in the Amazon Rainforest, aside from the Manu Wildlife Center, where you have such a good chance of seeing a large macaw clay lick, giant river otters, and tapir at the clay lick.