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An 8-foot boa constrictor, howler monkeys, and a pair of lapa verde, or great green macaw, living on on the Finca Leola plantations.

boa 8 feet long on tropical hardwood log Costa Rica

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lapa verde or Great Green Macaw in tropical hardwood tree Costa RicaA great green macaw flies from limb to limb.

Below are, from left to right: a vulture, a monarch caterpillar, a sloth, and oropendula nests.

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These, of course, are iguanas.

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anteater, Costa RicaAnteater leafcutter ants, Costa RicaLeafcutter ant trail coati costa ricaCoati

Anybody know what these insects are?
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