Animals of the Amazonian Rainforest - Tibutini Biodiversity Station

So this last weekend I went to the rain forest to the Tibutini Biodiversity Station which is co-owned by USFQ and BU. I do not have time today to give a full account of the trip (which was one of the best weekend of my life) but I will give you a teaser: a list of the animals I saw. This list is far from complete as it was a long list and I can only remember so many names.

• Monkeys- Howler monkey, Wolly monkey, Squirel monkey, and Pygmy Marmoset (the smallest monkey in the world)
• more than 10 types of Taninger birds
• Scarlet and Blue and Yellow Macaws
• Amazonian squirel
• Anaconda
• Poison Dart Frog
• Bats
• Turantula
• Banana Spider (adult and babies)- the most deadly spider in the Amazon
• A frog the size of a rabbit
• Various types of falcons
• Crane
• Amazon River Dolphin
• A bunch of different humingbirds
• Various types of ants- Bull Ants (cause extreme pain when they bite you), leaf cutter ants, and Lemon Ants (which we ate and actually really taste like lemon)
• millipeds
• lots of grasshoppers
• Pipping Guan
• lots of butterflies and moths
• a trutle
• A couple different types of Tucans

A more detailed description of my trip and pictures will come later.