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Wildlife Adventures,
not including the birds
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| A baby sloth hangs upside down in bushes across the lane from Casa Mañana. | This 400-pound python resides in a serpentarium at El Castillo at foot of Arenal Volcano. |
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| This Casa Mañana visitor is entranced by a smaller snake at the serpentarium. | Capuchin monkeys stare back at visitors floating down the Rio Tenorio. |
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| Coatis often cadge easy meals from tourist hands near Tabacon Hotsprings. Their health is suffering from the potato chip diet. | Howler monkeys might be heard at any daylight hour, but most usually roar in the early morning. There are many groups of them at Lake Arenal. |
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| This pretty gray fox resides at the animal rescue center Las Pumas near Canas, about 35 minutes from Casa Mañana. | A guest captured a photo of this snake while on a river float trip. Snakes are sometimes seen on guided forest walks near Casa Mañana. |
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| Looking for a handout, a coati (coatimundi) boldly approaches a human. | An ocelot at Las Pumas rescue center awaits its 3 pm feeding of meat. |
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