Brazilian Primates: Piaui, Maranhao, Para and Mato Grosso
This is the 2024 entry in my quest to see all the primates that live in Brazil. Cheryl
New Podcast Episode: Fernando Tortato & Jaguar Tourism in Brazil
In this month’s podcast episode we talk to Fernando Tortato from his home in Cuiaba in Brazil’s Pantanal. Fernando is Brazil Conservation Program Coordinator for Panthera,
Recife Brazil
Hello all, Heading to a wedding (unintended rhyme) in Recife, Brazil, in December for a few days and was wondering if anyone knows of any good wildlife spots accesable in th
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Check out this 2025 Brazil trip with Miru adventures in search of Maned Wolves and Jaguars. ——————— Attention Mammal Watchers: Join Miru A
Eastern Brazil Trip Report
Report of my recent wildlife photography trip to Eastern Brazil. Finding animals in this region’s fragmented habitat isn’t easy but I saw some nice mammals including Go
The Bristle-spined Porcupine ( Chaetomys subspinosus) and Northern Maned Sloth (Bradypus torquatus) in Bahia Brazil
In the Aruá Forest (https://aruaavesenatureza.com.br/mammalwatching/) we find endemic and threatened species such as the Northeastern Sloth (Bradypus torquatus) and Black Hedgehog
Mammals of Brazil
Hi people, In the summer of 2017 I had a fantastic fiveweek trip in Brazil. One of my best trips ever! The Pantanal, Mato Grosso: Azara’s Agouti, Collared Peccary, Common Bro
Jaguars of the Pantanal 2023 – Trip Report
For our annual jaguars of the pantanal photo tour, we visited the northern and southern Pantanal of western Brazil. We saw a total of fifteen different jaguars for the duration of
BRAZIL JULY 2023: Mostly Mammals Emas NP and South Pantanal
A trip report to Emas National Park and the Southern Pantanal. Highlights from 28 mammals included Maned Wolf, Jaguar, Ocelot, Giant Anteater and Southern Tamandua, Hoary Fox, Tayr
Giant Anteater: ‘Anti-predator mimicry’
Here is a fascinating note from Bob Pitman, cetaceanwatcher extraordinaire, that some of you will remember from Season 1 of the mammalwatching podcast Bob is also interested in lan