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Description: Blog Peru Nature. Luxury eco-lodges in the hearth of the Amazon rainforest of Tambopata. We offer immersion in nature and cultural exchange...

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Blog.perunature.com Mention the words "Amazon rainforest" to the layperson, and it is likely that the first creatures that spring to their minds are jaguars, caimans, giant river otters, spider monkeys or scarlet macaws…...

Do Butterflies Sleep? | Peru Nature Blog Yes, kind of. 'Sleeping' Butterflies In general, there are a few common traits for this nighttime behavior. They almost always ‘sleep’ hanging upside-down and underneath a leaf. This hanging requires ...

New Species of 'Decoy' Spider Likely Discovered At Tambopata Research Center | Peru Nature Blog From afar, it appears to be a medium sized spider about an inch across, possibly dead and dried out, hanging in the center of a spider web along the side of the trail. Nothing too out of the ordinary ...