South and Central American Wildlife
South and Central American Wildlife
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Hyacint Macaw |
Andean Condor |
Rainbow Lorikeet |
Hoatzin |
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Queen's Conure |
Paradize Tanager |
Broad-billed Hummingbird |
Greater Flamingo |
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Capibara |
Black Spider Monkey |
Amazon Tapir |
Agouti |
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Galapagos Tortoise |
Yellow Hornbill |
Yellow-leg Honeycreeper |
Red-leg Honeycreeper |
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Postman Butterfly |
Sloth |
Emerald Tree Boa |
Guanaco |
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Boto Dolphin |
Capuchin Monkey |
Black Panther |
Neon Tetra |
A unique part of the Central and South American fauna are the spectacular varieties of Poison Arrow frogs (Poison Dart frogs) and Tree frogs. Some of these frogs are respected even by the deadliest predators and can carry enough toxins to kill hundred humans and more. The Poison Arrow frogs are fearless and are also one of the most colorful animals in the Americas. Many of the tree frogs also use color as a deterrent, even though they are non-toxic. Below I made a gallery of some of Natures living paintings.
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| Blue Dart Frog | Strawberry Dart Frog | Tiger Dart Frog | Lehmann Dart Frog |
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| Bastimentos Dart Frog | Yellow Stripe Dart Frog | Green Painted Dart Frog | Mint Terribilis Dart Frog |
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| Red Eye Treefrog | Darwin Frog | Amazon TreeFrog | Calacarata TreeFrog |
