Rainforest Ants
A personal favourite of mine, rainforest ants are the most abundant insect in the tropics. If you stop for a moment, they will no doubt be the first creature you…
Rainforest Butterflies
When you are lying back, relaxing in a boat being taken to the heart of the tropics, you will no doubt be amazed by various colourful rainforest butterflies crossing from…
Rainforest Frogs
Rainforest frogs are the most diverse of all amphibians. There are 4,000 different frog species spread across 25 families living in all of the word’s habitats except polar regions. The…
Rainforest Spiders
You won’t be able to venture far into a rainforest without catching the eyes of some rainforest spiders. In fact, if you are going to the Amazon Rainforest and shining…
Rainforest Snakes
From the total 2,930 different types of snake on Earth, the main rainforest snakes you might see in the tropics belong to the following families: Colubrids (Colubridae) The colubrid family…
Clay Licks
Clay licks put simply are exposed areas of clay where animals gather to eat or lick clay. Over 50 different animals use clay licks to obtain clays or salts. Light…