Camouflage & Habitat Shots

[Balam]

Diversity found in the province of Casanare in the Colombian Llanos. Here it's possible to witness the preservation of the environment combined with a rewilding process of ungulates who represent analogs to relatives of the Pleistocene, primarily horses. All credits go to Cunaguaro foundation and Lucia Cordoba Prieto:

Red and glossy ibis alongside great egret

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Orinoco geese and Roseate spoonbill

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Giant anteater

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Crestless curassow

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Endangered Orinocco crocodile being bred in captivity for conservation purposes

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Feral hog, ibis, egrets and capybara grazing in the savannas

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Capybara, wild horses grazing

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Large capybara herds are preserved alongside cattle ranching

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Whitetail deer herds, the biome's version of impala or chital

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Wild horses

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