What is it all about? The survival of the small anteater (tamandua) in the Monte Alto region of Costa Rica is endangered. There is a lack of young talent. Why is the anteater population endangered? No distance is too far for the little anteater (Tamandua) to find his...
The famous, ancient tree giant from Monte Alto is history! A few days ago, the trunk of this charismatic gem of a tree, the "Ceiba" species, broke in the middle. The fallen canopy buried a large number of small trees beneath it, creating a new clearing that will be...
The search for a new turtle project continues. Our project coordinator Katrin Lehmann traveled to Costa Rica a few days ago to visit various turtle projects. At the beginning of the year, a volunteer was already on the road for us in the southwest of the country. We...
As you may have read here, I went among the artists to bring you some strange facts about the anteater. I hope you like the drawing. More to follow! I look forward to your feedback. Your Jenny
The fact that the climbing tails of tropical forest-dwelling animals are usually not hairy is part of their adaptation strategy to life in the trees. Only a hairless tail can be used well for climbing, like a grabbing arm. You can find out more here. Do any of you...
