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Project Noah Nature School
Mild-mannered swashbuckler ventures into stewardship of an ever-dwindling, threatened dry tropical forest of O.
El Ostional, Rivas, Nicaragua
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I didn't notice the green algae, but the research says they carry. As for potty training, perhaps. It makes them vulnerable to attack by our jugarundi and jaguar.
True. Good image as well, 3 stars.
I have one on my Nicaraguan wildlife park nearby a seasonal waterfall! Last spotted on my tempisque tree. I would be honored if you might consider adding your spottings to a featured mission titled "Lolla Pilosa". https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
I have one on my wildlife park by a seasonal waterfall! Last spotted on my tempisque tree. I would be honored if you might consider adding your spottings to a featured mission titled "Lolla Pilosa". https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
Captive or not, they are on my mind. Have a wildlife with sloths and anteaters, but I love to share online ! I would be honored if you might consider adding it to a featured mission titled "Lolla Pilosa". https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
Adorable is right! I would be honored if you might consider adding it to a featured mission titled "Lolla Pilosa". https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
Wow! Awesome!. I would be honored if you might consider adding it to a featured mission titled Lolla Pilosa. https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
Beatiful, I hope you might consider adding it to a featured mission titled Lolla Pilosa. https://www.projectnoah.org/missions/248...
Curator of Good, I will add it to your mission when it is in Costa Rica. I do love the images. In fact, I have included Jessy's photo for the mission main photo The limitations as stated by the title makes it more specific. One day perhaps I can have one for just Nicaragua. Currently though, I include all of Central American and South American and even areas of captivation. Check this one. https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/76...
