21 Nov

Days adrift. Click here to see our best and worst experiences so far.

5232

Number of flights. Click here to go to the itinerary page.

35

Bus, train and taxi rides. Click here to see all posts relating to transport. (56 posts)

185

Miles walked. Click here to see all posts relating to walking and trekking. (43 posts)

581

Countries visited. Click here to see what we think of them. (14 posts)

15

Number of species spotted. Click here to go to our wildlife page.

1157

Photos taken. Click here to go to the photo gallery. (105 posts)

13288

Rainy days. Click here to find posts relating to the weather. (50 posts)

63

Number of times scammed. Click here to read all about it! (2 posts)

1

Otters spotted. Click here to go to our website about otters: amblonyx.com

45

...two travellers in search of the world's wildlife

HOME> Costa Rica> Mammals of Costa Rica and Panama

5 January 2014

Mammals of Costa Rica and Panama

Costa Rica, Panama, Photos

We saw plenty of mammals in Costa Rica and Panama; 26 in the former and 12 in the latter, which is good going for the number of days watching we put in. Here are as many of ’em as I got decent photos of…

$First mammal, and it\'s a baby collared peccary$

Central American spider monkey

Not just any old rabbit, this is a nocturnal forest rabbit

Mexican porcupine, lives up trees and likes to show off its... stuff

$Hoffmann\'s two-toed sloth and baby. Sort-of awww...$

This is a tent, made by bats. Look

And these are the bats that live in the tent

More bats that live in tents

Just for the record, a silky anteater. This is all it did

Central American agouti

$Brown-throated three-toed sloth lookin\' good$

More three-toed sloth

And more bats in tents

$Baird\'s tapir$

White-faced capuchins chilling out

Mantled howler monkey man

Squirrel monkeys make the best leaps

Red-backed squirrel monkey

What is this spider monkey doing?

Building a bridge for the kids!

$Red brocket deer doesn\'t like the camera$

Otter on a roll

Neotropical river otter

Northern tamandua and baby up high

White-nosed coati

Our own personal three-toed sloth at Bocas del Toro

Sloth is soooooo cool

$Geoffroy\'s tamarin right outside our bedroom$

Tamarins like bananas

Lesser capybara, last but one new mammal

Common opossom, a bit manky by design

Related Images:

Tags: wildlife

Leave a Reply