My Life In Costa Rica *LOTS OF PICS*

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

Damn bro, those are some sick pictures!! You weren't there when you saw that BUSHMASTER?!

I read that Mark O'Shea spent nine months in Costa Rica looking for one, but he never saw one! Also, great hoggie picture. ;)

And that vine snake, what's the scientific name? Looks like cat-eyed to me... not Oxybelis or Ahaetulla, or is it?

Thanks!!

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Sorry, brainfart... No Ahaetulla in the New World.

:weirdface

The snake in question appears to be some species of Imantodes.

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Originally Posted by wmanning

thats cool.
im going on foreign exchange there for the summer.

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cool, im sure you'll love it.

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Originally Posted by DutchHerp

About sloths...

In two hours I saw two sloths fall out of a tree. With one of them the vine broke, and the other one went down to poop (very rare to see, happens like every week), and on his way back up he fell down. I was literally less than 10 feet away.

Thanks god both were unharmed.

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I saw the same thing! (Pooping one that fell.. about 6ft away) It was this year on about.. March 22nd? 23rd? Were you in Manuel Antonio National Park?

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Originally Posted by JohnMcD

I saw the same thing! (Pooping one that fell.. about 6ft away) It was this year on about.. March 22nd? 23rd? Were you in Manuel Antonio National Park?

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It was Manuel Antonio, but it was somewhere near the end of July/beginning of August. Still funny though ;)

Forgot about this thread :oops:. Will post more up soon, hopefully.

OMG keep them coming!!!! :gj::gj::gj::gj::gj:

Costa Rica is a Very Dangerous place with all the reptiles running around. You should trade out with me. Ill go live there and you can come live here in Nebraska where its safe.

ahhhhhh my favorite lazy animal!!! has anyone seen the video of the baby sloth falling asleep in the box?

Those pics made my day. honestly. I've always dreamed of seeing some of those very animals in the wild... especially the bushmaster. ;)

Justin