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Hide-A-way Adventure Tour - Virtual Tour

17/09/2019

Urban Jungle in Belize 🇧🇿

16/09/2019

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12/09/2019

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The Macal River is a river running through Cayo District in western Belize. Sites along the river include the ancient Mayan town of Cahal Pech and the Belize...

01/09/2019

The , known as the "mountain cow " in , are forest dwellers, active mostly at night as they forage along river banks and forest clearings. They feed on grasses, aquatic vegetation, leaves, buds, and fruits of the low-growing shrubs. They sometime run afoul of man when they cause damage to corn fields and other crops.

Tapirs are usually except when mothers have young. they range over large territories and are excellent spending a fair amount of time in forest rivers. They are also agile , crashing up steep hillsides and river banks with apparent ease. When surprised, tapirs generally head for water, but will sometimes stamp their feet loudly and sometimes whistle.

The Bairds Tapir ranges from Southern Mexico to Northern Columbia and are endangered throughout their range. The main threats to the tapir survival is hunting and deforestation.

Key Facts
Size
Length: 6 feet
Weight: 300 - 500 lbs.
Breeding
Reach Maturity: 3 Years
Mating: Non-seasonal
Gestation: 13 months
No. of Young:1

Lifestyle
Habitat: Riverine forest
Food: Riparian vegetation
Lifespan: 22 years

01/09/2019

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The Black Howler Monkey, known as the "baboon" in Belize, is the largest monkey in Belize and one of the largest in the Americas. Throughout most of its range, the Howler Monkey is endangered from hunting and habitat destruction. ... The howling is one of the loudest animal sounds in the tropical forest of Belize.

28/08/2019

The Keel-billed toucan is a very social bird and can often be seen in foraging an playing in pairs or small groups. They are found throughout Belize's forests and nest in holes in tree trunks. They lay one to four eggs and the parent birds take turns incubating the eggs. This bird displays a rapid, heavy flapping of the wings when flying and calls with a creek creek sound, similar to a frog.

Even though they resemble of Asia, toucans are more closely related to and . Its massive bill is believed to help facilitate heat loss, as it is made of spongy hollow bone and network of blood vessels covered by a layer of .

Toucans are primarily , feeding on a wide variety of fruits of the forest. It feeds by snipping off the fruit and flipping its head back to gulp the fruit whole. Toucans will also feed on insects, lizards, and even the eggs of smaller birds.

09/08/2019

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