Are there sloths in nicaragua

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They basically eat, sleep, climb, and cling to the trees with their long, curved claws. Since sloths eat mostly tree related items, such as leaves and fruit; and have algae that grows on their fur, they have a bit of a greenish tint to their fur, which assists them in being camouflaged from predators. It is for all the reasons that the three-toed sloth was chosen as next in the series for the super cool "Wildlife of Nicaragua" coins.

The reverse design includes a vividly coloured image, which imaginatively combines the three-toed sloth amongst a detailed engraving of its native forest habitat, in this case, a tree branch, which the sloth is clung to. The year of issue, , is seen just under the crest. The Certificate of Authenticity written in both Spanish and English is included.

This wooden box is designed to bring to perfection the Nicaraguan Wildlife theme. Kid Friendly: Yes. Friendly: No. Maximum travelers: We will start our tour as soon we meet in the port of San Juan del Sur with a sight seing of the town of San Juan del Sur and drive to the private nature reserve in San Juan del Sur. Here we will take our nature hike for about 2 hours where we will have the opportunity to spot exotic birds native of dry tropical forest and Mammals like Howlers monkeys, white face monkeys and if we are lucky, Sloths.

Later we will drive to Lake Nicaragua and see a beautiful view of Ometepe Island form by two volcano Concepcion active and Madera dormant. Also we will have the chances to spot shore birds. For Last we will drive to Rivas to see the city and have a delicious lunch. Now is time to come back to the Port of San Juan del Sur. An excellent tour with an experienced guide who spoke perfect English.

I definitely recommend Gerald for any guiding needs. Davida Wilson. Questions about the tour? Contact this guide with questions, or to create a custom itinerary for you and your travel companions.