Sentences with phrase «of pink river dolphins»

The suites on both boats, clad in tanned local woods, feature beds with 100 % Peruvian pima cotton, modern fixtures, and generous panoramic windows which reveal sights of pink river dolphins swimming past your cabin.

See several different monkeys making their way through the trees, enjoy chance sightings of pink river dolphins, delicate tree frogs, and explore deep areas of the reserve.

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It will protect pink and grey river dolphins (Inia geoffrensis and Sotalia fluviatilis) and the Amazonian manatee (Trichechus inunguis)-- all of which are of great importance to the aquatic ecosystems of the Amazon.

Scenic Highlights: Explore the Pacaya - Samiria National Reserve — the largest national park in Peru, dine on food fresh from the jungle, spot pink dolphins on the Amazon River, interact with members of the local community, learn the intricacies of Amazon wildlife

Hop on board one of the boats that await to whisk travellers away to stilt - houses on the river, before venturing upstream for piranha fishing, anaconda hunting and swimming with pink river dolphins.

Peru is uniquely diverse, with a wide range of biomes, and home to an astounding variety of wildlife — including one - of - a-kind pink river dolphins.

Cayman alligators and even the rare pink river dolphins can be seen along the banks of the Napo Rriver dolphins can be seen along the banks of the Napo RiverRiver.

In addition to monkeys, see pink river dolphins playing in the rivers, tamandua anteaters dangling from tree holes, macaw parrots flying overhead, caiman lizards resting on branches, and black caiman at the edge of the Amazon's tributaries.

See an incredible diversity of animals and plants, such as orchids, pink river dolphins, howler monkeys, saki monkeys, bromeliads, and tall emergent trees.

Conservationists are also trying to protect endangered cetaceans like the vaquita or Gulf of California porpoise (Phocoena sinus), of which 250 survive, and the Amazonian pink river dolphin, which fishermen are killing for use as bait.