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Welcome to Otorongo Expeditions Amazon River Lodge Blog, here you can find many articles pertaining to the Amazon, Travel, creatures and more.
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New Record of Glass Frog for Peru
New records of the glassfrog Hyalinobatrachium iaspidiense in western Amazonia
Herping List for Otorongo Amazon River Lodge
Cumulative observations of reptiles and amphibians found near Otorongo Expeditions Amazon River Lodge. Frogs, snakes, geckos and more
Poison dart frogs from the Otorongo Expeditions Amazon River Lodge
Poison dart frogs from the Otorongo Expeditions Amazon River Lodge.
Observation of the Year, Emerald tree boa
Absolutely the observation of the year, first ever emerald tree boa found at the Otorongo Expeditions Amazon River Lodge
The Lance Head Pit Viper (Bothrops atrox) and anecdotes of Amazonian snake pseudo-biology
Deadly pit viper,the lanchead (Bothrops atrox)
How to fool a predator.
The snail eating snake has an interesting way of camouflaging itself