A section of flooded rain forest in the Amazonas Region of Colombia. Up to one-third of Colombia resides in the Amazon Region which is subject to seasonal flooding. Often called the flooded forest, dolphins and fish invade the drowned forest while primates and birds inhabit the trees above.
A tapir is a large, herbivorous mammal that is native to Central and South America, and Southeast Asia. There...
The Amazon in Colombia is flooded for up to half of the year depending on the exact location. This...
Looking at a small settlement in the Amazonas region of Colombia. Pictured are some huts with the Amazon River...
These visitors to the Amazon provide scale for this large buttress root system. Trees are usually deep rooted to...
Puerto Nariño is the second biggest town in the Amazonas department of Colombia. It is a lot smaller than...
One-third of Colombia’s area sits in the Upper Amazon region. Pictured is the Amazon River at dusk near the...
