Costa Rica’s wild treasures

Discover a jaw-dropping abundance of wildlife

In contrast to the multicoloured bill, the sounds of the rainbow toucan are rather monotonous. They are often compared to the croaking of a frog.
In contrast to the multicoloured bill, the sounds of the rainbow toucan are rather monotonous. They are often compared to the croaking of a frog.

So small, yet full of records: Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world relative to its size. Malte Clavin, WideOysters Lead Explorer, discovers the wild treasures of Costa Rica's rainforests, beaches and swamps.

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Colourful eco-paradise

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Shortly before the 2nd lockdown, I take the opportunity for a short escape to Costa Rica. In almost deserted national parks, an exuberant plant and animal world awaits me. A detailed article on my trip will appear in Terra magazine in April 2021.

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