Our Most Intense Day in Van Life Travel | PANTANAL, BRAZIL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- THIS is the big bucket list destination we have been talking about. This turned out to be super intense. With more wildlife than we have ever seen in any country, the entrance into the Pantanal and down to Porto Jefre is loaded with amazing diversity, incredible life, and striking nature. Like anything in life, it doesn't come without a price, and if you enter from the north that means a long bumpy dirt road and 120 bridges each sketchier than the next. This was truly an intense and immersive experience.
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Snow and Curt
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O Curt tirando foto de quero-quero é igual a nós brasileiros tirando fotos de esquilos nos EUA 😂.
You’re taking the path into a Brazil not too many people abroad knows about. Our beautiful heartland.
So true !
These long legged birds are named here Quero Quero, and they are ferocious defending their nest.
They chase you till hell 🤣🤣🤣
Some I know:
02:51 Quero Quero
04:12 Periquito verde
04:17 Tiê Sangue
05:11 Aracuã
06:14 Carcará
07:23 Garça
08:13 Gavião
08:52 Arara Azul (all blue) Canindé (blue/yellow)
10:35 "Pink birds" = Colhereiro
11:12 Cuité tree
13:17 Tuiuiu (White body, red ring)
13:55 Bem te vi rajado
16:22 Jaburu / Colhereiro
16:39 Graxaim (type of dog)
17:22 Jacaré (alligator 😂)
17:26 Tuiuiu
17:48 Socó boi (not sure)
17:59 Cardeal do banhado
18:08 Mutum
18:40 Yellow ipê tree
18:47 Ema
19:45 Danger! Danger! Danger!
19:58 Tuiuiu
22:47 Jaguars are challenging to spot. Hope you get lucky. We call them Onças.
22:29 Lobo guará
Also, the big doves they pointed at right before the periquitos verdes, are asas-brancas.
Very nice
04:17 é o Príncipe [Pyrocephalus rubinus]; 05:11 - urubu de cabeça vermelha (?) [Cathartes aura] ; 6:23 acredito ser um anú-branco ... carcará é o seguinte. 8:10 Gavião Caboclo (Heterospizias meridionalis)
I CAN'T BELIEVE how many different kinds of birds are in Brazil. SOOOO COOL! The bridges🤪🤯INTENSE. Was holding my breath and praying
Most rural bridges can look sketchy, but they are solid. Locals are always looking after them, because they need it to be in good state. (not always in a good looking one).
when y see live it brings tears to your eyes. it really is sooo many animals living in pantanal. and they are happy. there is so much food for them that they live in peace next to each other.
Existem muitos e muitos mas pássaro no Brasil.
this noisy bird that appears at the entrance to the camp is called "quero-quero", um pássaro comum em todas as regiões do Brasil.
In Pantanal is the place with the most diverse fauna and flora in the world putting the Amazon jungle in second place it’s surrounded by all the South American biomes and their unique ecosystems (Amazon Rainforest, River and Basin, Cerrado: Tropical Savanna, Caatinga arid , Atlantic Forest: Mata Atlântica, Gran Chaco, Yungas: Subtropical Forest, Sumapaz Páramo, Llanos: Grassland Ecoregion, Páramo: Andean Moorland, Andean Patagonian Forest, Atacama Desert…) it also serves as haven for migratory birds from other continents, it’s the largest fresh water wetlands in the world which means the most species of plants, mammals, invertebrates, fish and birds…
To anyone that believes the United States is the greatest place in the world have just never experienced the world.
You two have brought the world by simply taking your journey and sharing it with us. The sights, the scenery, the cultures, the food, the people. I cannot wait for the book to be written and shared as I would purchase it.
Continue to travel safely and may God continue to bless you.
The US is OK but it's super overrated, the thing is its propaganda is strong. There are much better places to live other than the US in numerous aspects, let alone when it comes to REAL freedom of an actual civilized society.
USA is still one of the best places in the world in some aspects, but you cannot be the best in everything.
@@tiagodagostini nothing is the best nor the worst, this whole plane is awesome!
US also has beautiful fauna and flora and I'm from Brazil. 👍
I'm not a youtuber, but I did see large part of my trips to the Pantanal and the rest of Brasil, but I did write a book about it, which needs publishing yet, but I'm on it. Nevertheless, even though it has pictures, seeing them interact is different...Good luck on you continuous journey.
Thank you both for sharing my country's nature and culture. Much love! 💚
The Brazilian equivalent to our US dollar is pronounced “hey eyes,” not reals. I lived in Brazil for 4 years. 😀
That's right. "Reales" is the Spanish word for "reais".
dólares são dólares, reais são reais, o Real é a moeda Brasileira
@@alissonpereira6589 Não sabe interpretar não? Ele está falando da pronúncia da palavra
@@alissonpereira6589 Essa pessoa está falando sobre a pronúncia seu maluco
lol nice, good idea, but the most correct would be "he eyes" without the "y" who in Portuguese would be "re ais" or reais. Como nosso brasil é lindo.
12:00 those are giant blue macaws, they were an endangered species and recently their status got up to vulnerable. You guys just witnessed a miracle of nature. Congratulations!
Hyacinth Macaws. Incredible to see in the wild.
I live in Brazil in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul where more than 80% of the Brazilian Pantanal is located. I found the foreigners' view of our biome very interesting, congratulations for the work
Povo de "pasto grande" não pode ver um gringo que ja quer dar migue kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk MS tem 60% da area do pantanal legal do Br... e ainda assim só a parte chata.
80% forçou legal.
2:33 those birds are called quero-quero and they are very protective of their nests and their territory. I have many memories of them trying to protect their place, chasing us while me and the kids were trying to play football back in the days. They even show up in stadiums and create some hilarious moments chasing players, refs and anyone who steps close to their fields. Great video, beautiful animals once again. I can't wait to see the world's biggest jaguars in the next episode!
I was going to tell the name of the bird: "quero-quero" (the name means "I want, I want" but due to the sound.) Nice trip Snow and Curt. I'm following you now. Enjoy!
Hahahahahaha came here to see how to explain "quero quero" to an outsider hahahhaha
The name is bc they shout it "quero" all the time...
They also have little spikes on the wings, if come too close to the nest they will attack you
The big bird with black head is called Jaburu or Tululú
Quase sempre era em um campo de futebol, desbloqueou uma memória, sempre tive medo desses quero-quero ahauhauauhaua
Welcome to Brazil guys, you will love Our Nature. God bless you.
Absolutely love your enthusiasm of exploring the plethora of wildlife in this region. You two are authentic lovers of nature, like kids in a candy store. Can’t wait to see a Jaguar.
🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆🐆 we cannot wait either!
@V Oliveira shut up
Really enjoying the beautiful Brazil landscape and all the birds! It's very interesting and entertaining to see the different species and Curt and Snow's narrative with fun information. Also love the kitties. What an adventure!
Hope you're keeping a life list. By the way, there are no cranes in Brazil. And you have probably seen a number of these birds in Florida or other states*.
2:35 Southern Lapwing
4:12 *Vermillion Flycatcher
5:00 *Turkey Vulture
5:23 Green-barred Woodpecker
6:24 Guira Cuckoo
6:40 *Crested Caracara
7:25 *Great Egret
Cocoi Heron
7:48 Plumbeous Ibis
8:00 Yellow-headed Caracara
8:30 Hyacinth Macaw
10:35 *Roseate Spoonbill
11:18 Chestnut-bellied Guan
13:25 *Wood Stork
*Great Egret
13:43 Kingfishers - Ringed(?) & Green(?)
14:22 *Roseate Spoonbill
*Wood Stork
Wattled Jacana
15:15 Capybara
16:39 Crab-eating Fox
17:26 Jabiru (stork, not a crane)
17:49 Sunbittern
17:53 Grey-necked Wood Rail
*Vermillion Flycatcher
18:08 Bare-faced Currasow
18:47 Greater Rhea
19:55 Jabiru
Cocoi Heron
21:00 *Snowy Egret(?)
Marsh Deer(?)
23:24 Cavalaria
28:40 Rufescent Tiger Heron
29:25 *Black Vulture
30:08 *Black-crowned Night Heron
30:32 Muscovy(?)
30:38 baby Wattled Jacana
31:08 Maguari Stork
Southern Screamer
31:14 Horned Screamer
*Black-crowned Night Heron
31:30 Cattle Tyrant (on the capybara)
31:35 *Snail Kite
Wow nice. You sure know birds really well 😀
I think you should visit Pantanal.
Who would enjoy it more than you?
@@antoniocarlosdesousaribeir5174 I agree ! But first, build better bridges
This is so great - paired with the list of the Brazilian names in an earlier comment - really helpful :) I'm absolutely blown away by the biodiversity of this place.
I love seeing different parts of Brazil, always wanted to visit. Those bridges are pretty terrifying in a heavy van, glad they were passable!
Us too!
I'm so happy I found your channel ❤ 🇸🇪
The birds at the very beggining of the video are "Quero-Quero" and original from south Brazil. Carefull when come close to them if they have little birds. Mom's are very protective.
The other bird, with "G" shape are called "Garça".
Enjoy your stay in Brazil!
The birds with the "spoon" shape mouth are called "Collhereiro". Collher means "spoon", so you know where the name is coming from 😁
The ones with black head, if I am not mistaken, are called Tuiuiu = spell challenge 😃
Yes, those big and ugly white birds we call them tuiuiu or jaburu (in both words the stressed syllable includes the last u). My congrats for your channel!
America, I live in Colombia, they used to live in hot places, due to global warming, they can be found in cold places like Bogotá, in mountains too. Here they're called "alcaravanes".
Parabéns logo irão passar na tv do Brasil .Parabéns pelas imagens .Enquanto brasieliros fogem para seu País e falam que aqui nada vale vocês mostram que temos valor .
Verdade 😢
Na TV? Nem os gringos que fazem dezenas de milhares de views turistando no brasil aparecem na TV
@@bs9591 Normalmente é só quem fala português e entrou na panelinha da fama
o bom é o poder de compra deles, quando a gente vai la, a gente paga 5x mais, eles vem aqui e pagam 5x menos kkkkk
Duas coisas diferentes meu amigo....
Primeiro que eles estão aqui não para morar, e sim para viajar, ou seja estão aqui apenas como visitantes.
Já os brasileiros que saem daqui, estão procurando vida melhor e qualidade de vida melhor e dignidade. Coisa que não tem aqui no Brasil
It was so much fun listening Curt. He was so excited describing the birds at the camp area and even more so in the van. Felt like we were in the van with you. That last wood bridge was really nerve wracking. As always appreciate you sharing and have a wonderful week.
Brazil is amazing! I'm traveling with you guys, and I enjoy your explanations, a little jealous... and mostly happy for you. A hug from me from Israel. 🤩
Your photography is just gorgeous. The colors are so vivid and the shots so crisp and clear. 👍💯. I honestly don't think I could stay calm crossing some of those dilapidated bridges 😱🤣. I just realized that you have to go back the same way? Yikes! You two deserve a special recognition from the "National Audubon Society" for your fantastic pictures of so many different kinds of birds. Take care and enjoy your adventures in this spectacular park. 🫂❤️🕊🦅🐦🦩🦜🚐🙏🌎 P.S. Congratulations on hitting 100,000 subscribers 👏. You definitely have earned it! 🎉
I agree, what a super super super fantastic and beautiful video wow 😮 and 🙈and😳and🤢and😬and then👍💪😇🥵you made it, ❤️🇬🇷
What a outstanding video. Im a brazilian who never had the chance(or energy) to go to deep pantanal. This is crazy. Im amazed by the love you guys have towards nature
You got to the point...energy is the word
Wow, wow, wow! What a sight. All those amazing birds and critters. Awesome videos and great driving to get there. Only one burning question, do you need to cross those crazy bridges coming back out? Yikes!! Stay safe and I can't wait for the jaguars, 🤗🇨🇦
Yes!!! 😳😳😳🚐🚐🚐
Brazilian here🌎 My eyes are full of tears, how amazed I am to see so much diversity of plants, trees and animals.
I've never been to Pantanal and could feel how amazing is this place through your videos. Drive safe guys and good trip!!
oi Julia, já andei pelo pantanal, poucos anos atrás, nesta época de setembro, quando ele está mais seco, pois é estação de seca por lá....vale muito a pena....
I’ve never seen anything like this! You guys have the best nature channel around!
I have been following your trek through Brazil and am so happy you are a fellow bird lover! The large blue parrots you saw are hyacinth macaws. (The blue macaws with the yellow breasts are called blue and gold macaws). The hyacinths can often be found around cattle. The hyacinth macaws live primarily on two different kinds of nuts, which have extremely hard outer shells. The cattle tend to eat the nuts as they graze but cannot digest them. However, their systems remove the outer shells and the hyacinths go behind them, feasting as they pick the shelled nuts out of the cattle droppings.
Keep the videos coming....you have a captive audience here! (And yes, that is an African grey parrot on my shoulder....lol)
I LOVE YOUR BRAZIL trip do far!!!
Thanks for sharing your journey ❤️
i live in the south of Brazil...if you want some videos, join my YT channel haha
This is my favorite video of yours yet!!! I actually felt a bit choked up by the awesomeness of all the life there.
Us Too!
Finally, a big modern grocery store!!! y'all have had the spectrum of experiences getting food
Safe Travels!
It never ceases to amaze me the variety of birds and all so magnificent looking 😍 Snow I love your top with the birds on it 🦜and how brave are you crossing those scary bridges 😳
💜🇦🇺
I’m just turned 30 years in USA I want to thank you guys for let me see through your eyes (and videos!!) the beautiful and distant parts of my country !!!
Great ride today! Just a “little” sketchy😳. That last bridge oh my! Birds were amazing! Great shots & filming! Are the pink birds, Roseate Spoonbills? We have rhem here in Florida! Looking forward to the next part of the journey! Its so much fun! TU!
Yes they are!
Wow! 🤩beautiful birds!! Me no likey those loose wood bridges 😳😳😳😬
ATA girl Snow! Brave driving through. Agree with Curt. Your van is a Beast!! 🤣
Really enjoyed this tour with you. Thank you for taking us along with you and kitties.
Awesome photography and video 😍
There’s a lot of caymans!! Yikes 😬😳
I don’t think I would be able to drive over those old roller coaster bridges 😬😬😳😳😳
Cheers 🥰🥰💕💕💕
Amazing segment! I love them all, looks like Brazil may be your favorite country😉👍
Seeing all the birds and wildlife was awesome. I wouldn't have the courage to go over some of those bridges. Kudos to you Snow. Congratulations on reaching 100K subscribers! Looking forward to seeing the jaguars. Until next time be safe.
WOW! WOW! WOW! Love this video. sharing it out. my friends must see this. All the animals were amazing, and the bridges were very scary. Please be careful on those bridges. Stay Crafty and Safe.
The bridges may look precarious but they are made of sturdy wood and support even cargo trucks.
25:44 that huge crane-like bird is a Tuiuiú (pronounced too-u-u) a.k.a. jaburu (jah-boo-roo). It's considered the symbol of Pantanal. An amazing bird, almost unreal, as it is almost the size of an ostrich, but it can fly. It's said to be the largest bird that can fly in the world. Looking closely, its head doesn't even look that it belongs to a real creature, looks as though it's man-made or something. It gave me the impression that it is actually a small man in disguise lol. The Pantanal is amazing, especially the Transpantaneira road. Thanks for the video!
Dear Snow and Curt,
My husband and I have been enjoying your videos.
We are Brazilian, from Minas Gerais, living in the USA for many years.
Your videos are awesome, and your guys are amazing, always happy, and relaxed.
I hope you go visit Minas Gerais, Furnas region and lake.
Curt you have opened my eyes up to birds I wouldn’t even had paid attention to in the past. Thank you so much. I was missing a lot of beauty. Follow you guys religiously and love you guys adventures. I am having to do what I wanna be doing through you guys right now. Hoping to work out my own travels before I am too old to even enjoy it completely. I feel like I already know y’all because you two are definitely the kind of people I would love to hang out with. I wish you guys the best and appreciate you taking me along. Congratulations on the long and well deserved 100k subs. Just your first 100k, keep being who you guys are and y’all will keep growing and growing!!!
I am glad you braved the Pantanal. You had the opportunity to check the most amazing wild life. Keep showing the positive and negative of your trip. Hopefully the Brazilian government approve a construction of better infrastructure seeing through the eyes of a visitor. Obrigada and safe trip.
honestly, I hope they do not improve the roads and bridges there, this area is doing just fine without lots of people visiting. The roads must be kept as dirt since wather needs to penetrate the soil to keep the underground ecosystem working too. It's a park and an very unique biome of the Earth and must be preserved as natural as possible.
I hope you get to stay several weeks enjoy congratulations and thanks for sharing! Xoxo
Thank you for this beautiful video of wild birds, wild animal and nature 🥰 God bless you both 💕🙏🏻
😮 I don’t even have words for the terror I felt when u were driving over those bridges. I’ve always said you were brave but now I’m considering certifiable! What amazing wildlife! The area looks so unspoiled and beautiful. And Curt walking up on that cayman in the beginning…holy cow my mouth dropped and I was like nooooo you are not!! LOL. That video was amazing!
We agree Dawn.... sometimes we feel a bit certifiable! LOL
if these awful bridges help keep a lot of people away from nature, I don't object
@@pirueta444 i agree with you, If they build a concrete bridges i'm sure It is not gonna be good for the environment
This bird at 2:42 is very agressive and protective here in Brazil. We call them "Quero-Quero" because of the sound they make. They have thorns on the wings that can cut you good... never mess with this birds ahahaha when he is walking by in the video they keep making this sound to keep him away from the nest that is on the ground.
You guys amaze me on how excited you get over all these different types of birds y’all see. They are cool, and unique in their own way. Love the excitement. Thanks for your journey going along to see everything different to get to see. Be well and be safe on your way. Love your shorter hair Snow. Beautiful.
I’m in awe 💜wow so much beauty in one video…..the filming was epic please never apologize again !!!!! 💞💞
Just before you guys came across the cayman nest, those big birds reminded me of our Australian jabaru in the northern Territory. The wildlife over there is simply stunning, thanks guys for another wonderful post.
They are Jabiru in South America, in Australia the similar bird is correctly named a Black-necked Stork though most often it is mistakenly referred to as a Jabiru
Here in Brazil we call some birds jaburu
In Nebraska we call the Buzzard in the tree Turkey Buzzards. They do a great job cleaning up the carcasses of animals that have passed away.
That’s what we call them in Mississippi, too.
They are very common in Brazil too!
@@TammyMitchell5 ditto here in Tennessee💓
We call them turkey vultures here in NE Colorado.
Another amazing, wonderful, fantastic video!!! Oh my gosh.......so much to see!!
I'm thinking PENCIL TIME on some of those bridges!!! YIKES!!
THAT was definitely intense with all of those sketchy bridges! The animalpaloosa was AWESOME. You guys ROCK! I'm looking forward to the next video w/the jaguars. Stay safe Snow, Curt, Vanna and G-money.
WHOA, YOU GUYS !!! HOW RICH IS THIS KOLIDASCOPE OF WONDER AND RUSHES!!! GOOD FOR THE BLOOD OF LIFE!!! LOVE TO YOU ALL!!! BUY THE WAY, YOU TWO HAVE MADE ME SOB, WORD CANT EXSPLAN, FROM THE CLIMG TO THE ANCIENT SKY HIGH CLIMB TO THE BERIAL GROUNDS, I LOVE FLYING AND TURBULANCE, BUT HIGHTS....VERY VERY HARD TO TAKE, I FELT YOU CURT!!!!! SO VERY GRATEFUL, TY DEARLY!!!! OH, SNOW, YOUR KNEES ARE AMAZING!!! GOT TERARS ON MY FACE AND MY NOSE IS DRIPPIN!!!
We love sharing this crazy journey we are on... And we are happy that you are along for the ride. . all the ups and downs.
We just need to save the pantanal and all of our beautiful natural habitats. They’re precious
Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with us. I know it looks easy from this side but I appreciate the time and care you take to make these videos to share with us. I was glued to my tiny phone screen watching all the birds and animals on this one. Thanks and stay safe.
THE WILDLIFE...THE WILDLIFE!!!! The photography is amazing!! Thank you for taking me along 😁
It is an amazing place! Happy to share Susan!
The Blue Macaw (Ararinha azul - Little blue macaw) is actually an endangered species, having a chance to spot one in the wilds is really a treasure.
All these birds and animals were simply amazing 💕
😊 thank you so much for taking us on this phenomenal journey with you. Amazing and beautiful!
Stunning adventure and beautiful filming ,can’t wait for more🥰🙌🏼🥰
Thank you for all the Brasil videos. I'm loving it cuz I'm living in Virginia for 2 years now and I'm really feeling home sick.. even though I'm from São Paulo and you guys are far from there, I can feel a little bit closer to home watching your adventures in Brasil. Have fun, stay safe and enjoy my beautiful country! Much love!
Oh.. and there's almost no wild life in São Paulo.. only Wild People so.. don't wast your time there for too long ok? Lol just kidding . São Paulo has beautiful places to visit.
Happy to bring you a bit of Brazil!
😂😂😂
Eu gostei da sua viagem pelo Brasil .Desejo boa sorte pra vocês e também pra seus lindos e fofos gatos 🐱
My sister and husband lived in São Paulo for three years in the 80’s. We visited for 15 days. Loved it. My nephew was born there so has dual citizenship. From Minnesota with❤
I love those birds!
the sound of a "bem-te-vi" remembers me home
Another one of your amazing days. Beautiful.
The first birds in this video are called Quero-Quero. They nest on flat low grass, sometimes even on football fields.
Those big stork like birds that appear @ 13:23 are called jaburu.
The big black bird show @18:06 is called Jacu.
driving over those bridges just has to do a number on your nerves after awhile ,ya know?.
Maybe at night it would be a wise idea to do a bit of relaxing meditation for yourselves.
Best of everything for the two of you.
I totally have been enjoying your travels. Thanks so very much.
It was an amazing video. Scary bridges but worth it. Beautiful birds definitely. I enjoyed it. Thanks
hey curt I'm a big supporter of the wild life it's an awesome feeling we get high every day..... love your videos be safe
Brave couple❤
As brazillian i never did that.
Proud of you🏆
Wow, wow, wow! Amazing video, nerves of steel, crazy world we live in! 💕🇨🇦
Thank you for the ride-a-long. Visited São Paulo in the 80’s with our two kids. My sister and her husband lived there for three years with Maryknoll.
Congratulations on 100,000! Every time you’re in a country I start noticing their restaurants in our town. (Sarasota,FL)🙋♀️I suppose I’ll be seeing Brazilian now. Turns out we have several Peruvian. I never noticed before. I didn’t think I’d ever heard of the Pantanal either,but by the end I think I had and was just too young to be interested. I’m interested now. Fascinated is more like it😁❤️Those bridges wouldn’t bother nearly as much if you weren’t in such a big vehicle😳😱
Snow you looked especially pretty today. I was going to say my favorite birds were the red ones but then I saw the woodpecker, and oh I liked the little chirpy birds. I enjoyed seeing Curt get so excited every time he captured something. The whole video was just awesome and the excitement was contagious!!
Amazing, congrats for the vídeo and experience. At the same time i enjoy a lot the videos, i felt sad how we Brazilians dont recognize the importance of Pantanal and protect it as much it should.
Hyacinth Macaw. This blue Macaw is hard to come by as a pet.17 years ago I raised parrots. To purchase one they sold foe around $25,000. Beautiful.
They are illegal to own in Brazil (any animal belonging to the Brazilian fauna), resulting in fines and up to 5yrs of jail time!
They shouldn’t be anyone’s pet, they belong to the wild and free 😊
Oh my god, that was so insanely amazing to watch.... Thanks so much for showing me my own country.... That capybara / gator face off picture is award winning
Such a cool start on this adventure! Thank you for the ride, you are both so brave yet so fun to be part of your joy! Can’t wait for the next!!!
👍🤩😍💝Loved watching. Thank you for sharing your journey. 💝
my heart was racing just by watching you on those bridges
Yes, animalpaloosa for sure! Those bridges were pretty scketchy for sure. Loved this video, thank you. You take some really great pictures. Snow, you are a great driver! :)
💙💚💜 Always great to see your awesome videos!
Thank you 🤗We love sharing the journey with our youtube fam!
Welcome to Brazil, suggestion visit the Northeast region, a big hug friends from all over the world, always welcome to our country.
Oh wow the birds. The hyacinth macaws were gorgeous and I didn’t think you could top that but you did. The giant cranes might be my favourites but all the birds are stunning. As are the kookaburras. The caymans not so much. I guess being from Florida you are used to seeing scaly scary creatures. Can’t believe how many there are. Great spot, looking forward to the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it! The birds here are absolutely insane! I cannot pick a fav!
Ive seen pretty much all of the animals youve shown in my live in brazil, but ive always took for granted and never realise how beautiful nature is.
I was having so much fun seeing all the birds and gators and capybara so much fun
I did this travel to Poconé and Transpantaneira to Porto Jofre Caymans tuiuiús and capivaras everywhere , amazing..... I am from south Brazil. Try to eat piranha caldo; a kind of soup. And costeletas de pacu, it is a giant fish ribs. Enjoy it. This travel was the best in my entire life!!! I cried in my memories.
Snow has balls of steel for crossing those bridges like a pro. This is one of my favorite videos as of yet. All those animals living in their own habitat was amazing to see. You must have been in a state of bliss being able to see all of that. Thank you so much for sharing these with us!
Amazing vídeo, this big birds with Red colar is called Tuiuiú and is the bird símbol of the Pantanal.
This road trip was amazing I never thought a Brazil like this existed, so much education by just a single TH-camr video , thanks so much.
Brasil is like USA, have climes in diferent zone TME, it's not "all jungle" have parts arids with cactus, stepes like Pampas, forrests of pine trees, and savanhas, have even penguins in South
Um vídeo sobre o Brasil que interessante, até que enfim achei um vídeo no TH-cam que fala sobre o Brasil sem está cheio de brasileiros nos comentários
Kkkk né
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What great pictures. Wow that A Lot of bridges to cross. Don't let any of them burn 😂
Marvelous Pictures
Ha... no burning bridges here! LOL
Snow is cold as ice, crossing those bridges!🥶
Welcome to Brazil! We are glad that you are here
Awesome video the birds and all the animals 👍👍
Here we go....another adventure with Snow and Curt! Yeah! 🤗🤗🤗🤗😶🥰😁
Thanks, that was very interesting to see so many animals n birds that live in Brazil.
I am grateful for all you share with us 🇺🇸🙏prayers your safety . May you have good health while you are on this adventure of a lifetime! 😊
One of my hobbies are photograph and your picture framings are very good. I love it: 19:57.
Snow and Curt,
Have we had a chance to celebrate you hitting the 100k subscribers mark? You may have briefly mentioned it before, but I just want to say kudos to you! 🎉 You’re such a beautiful couple and I’m so happy for you to have a greater audience. Thanks for continuing to share your adventures with us.
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Wow that was fantastic. Thank you for bringing us along! Kia ora.
Can't wait to see the next video... now more than ever: keep the blue side up!
In Pantanal is the place with the most diverse fauna and flora in the world putting the Amazon jungle in second place it’s surrounded by all the South American biomes and their unique ecosystems (Amazon Rainforest, River and Basin, Cerrado: Tropical Savanna, Caatinga arid , Atlantic Forest: Mata Atlântica, Gran Chaco, Yungas: Subtropical Forest, Sumapaz Páramo, Llanos: Grassland Ecoregion, Páramo: Andean Moorland, Andean Patagonian Forest, Atacama Desert…) it also serves as haven for migratory birds from other continents, it’s the largest fresh water wetlands in the world which means the most species of plants, mammals, invertebrates, fish and birds…
Hello, as a Brazilian I am very happy to see your journey in that area.
These birds in the beginning of the video are called (Quero-Quero), they are pretty popular in the entire country.
I'd say theyre are pretty "unpopular" 🥲
They are also the Official Symbol Bird of the State of Rio Grande do Sul.
Love Snow… full steam ahead over those bridges!! Amazing video, best for animals thus far, simply amazing. I know there needs to be circle of life but this is me 🫣 Looking forward seeing a jaguar who’s done with lunch 😁 Hold hard onto your babies.
I'm following these channel from south of Brazil. 🇧🇷