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Camera-trapped in Osa

July 25, 2020

A bit late, but here are the best videos that the camera trap made behind our house at Osa peninsula.

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Nat Geo live from the house

April 24, 2020

In this time of confinement we wanted to provide you a small window to see some of the animals in action that we have seen in Costa Rica.

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It’s rush hour in the monkey highway!

March 17, 2020

It is 4 pm. The sun is finally not melting the roads and the temperature has finally gone down to an agreeable and “fresh” 30 degrees.  So, it is rush hour in monkey highway.  Our house seems to be located in what looks like a wildlife corridor. While in our previous house we had had … More It’s rush hour in the monkey highway!

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