Thanks for watching! 😄👍 Watch our adventures through Costa Rica (Season 2) here: th-cam.com/play/PLCeA-UQjoRZnd4z0JTFkg2e7iLEucj-kZ.html New episodes every Sunday. Also check out our playlists for our previous travels through 53 countries.
Hola como les va? Muchas gracias por la visita y nos alegra mucho que les haya gustado tanto el parque como el video. Al final nos salió bastante más tarde de lo provisto, pero por fin llego. Esperemos poder visitar otras partes del parque también, nos gusto mucho.
Oh wow, the birds and animals you saw! Snakes, Turtles, Eels, Bats, Monkeys! Reading the fact about the loudest monkeys having the smallest testicles made me laugh out loud, that sounds about right! They're compensating for something! Sh*t happens! 😆 💩 I love the choices of music as well, I might use some of those tracks in some of my future videos 📹 😉 Up, up and awaaaaaay!!
We really had the luck to see an abundance of wildlife, such a treat. Those monkeys are compensating all right. 😂 That eel was actually a sea snake, we were just as surprised. They surface after rain falls as some driftwoods come from the rivers into the ocean and brings sources of food for all sort of sea creatures as one attracts the other as well. And sh#t happens indeed when you spend your time under a monkey or bird filled tree. 😂 As for music, i actually have some new sources that i will be using in near future videos you might like too. Of course i always leave the info in the description of each video. 😄👍 Thanks for tuning in and see you on the next adventure, up up & awaaaay! 😊👆
Wow so many different kinds of animals to see and you did a great job capturing them on film. The monkeys look so cute and the tiger snake looks scary...are any of the other snakes poisonous?
Much appreciated, i'm glad you enjoyed it. And as for the snakes; Oh yes, plenty. The yellow snake in last weeks video is quite poisonous (eye lash viper), although we didn't knew that when we shot our footage. Also one of the most poisonous snakes in the world, the most one in Costa Rica is the Terciopelo (fer-de-lance snake). I had a very (too) close encounter with one on our latest road trip (series starting soon). There are quite a lot of species all around here and some are really dangerous. Of course when the guide told us that this one wasn't i was eager to get up close. This place really is a paradise for flora and fauna lovers and monkeys are in abundance with a variety of species too.
Oh the coaties are adorable. You'll see them in abundance over here, so cute (and so are lemurs). Happy to read you enjoyed it that much, that really makes my day! 💕 It really is a beautiful park to explore.
It looked like chicken indeed, the variety of birds here is astonishing and some do look alike. Over 800 species over the year spread over the country. Thank you very much for noticing the efforts, i really appreciate that. As for snakes... well they also have plenty of those here. 😅
They can be identified by their jaw shape, size and color. Alligators are dark green or black, have u-shaped snouts & tiny black spots. Crocodiles are bigger, have v-shaped snouts and are more aggressive too. So this one was a crocodile. 🐊
Thanks for watching! 😄👍 Watch our adventures through Costa Rica (Season 2) here: th-cam.com/play/PLCeA-UQjoRZnd4z0JTFkg2e7iLEucj-kZ.html
New episodes every Sunday. Also check out our playlists for our previous travels through 53 countries.
Wow, such beautiful nature. What an amazing tour, from the beach to the park. A real adventure packed day. 😄👍
It really is an amazing day out, such a treat for nature lovers. 😄
This really is an amazing adventure! 🤩 So much wildlife and what a beautiful place. Great video! 😄👍
It surely is, thank for tuning in and happy to read you enjoyed it. 🙏😊
Hola estuvimos con vosotros en corcovado, fue una bonita experiencia. El video está muy bien muchas felicidades.
Hola como les va? Muchas gracias por la visita y nos alegra mucho que les haya gustado tanto el parque como el video. Al final nos salió bastante más tarde de lo provisto, pero por fin llego. Esperemos poder visitar otras partes del parque también, nos gusto mucho.
Oh wow, the birds and animals you saw! Snakes, Turtles, Eels, Bats, Monkeys! Reading the fact about the loudest monkeys having the smallest testicles made me laugh out loud, that sounds about right! They're compensating for something!
Sh*t happens! 😆 💩
I love the choices of music as well, I might use some of those tracks in some of my future videos 📹 😉
Up, up and awaaaaaay!!
We really had the luck to see an abundance of wildlife, such a treat. Those monkeys are compensating all right. 😂 That eel was actually a sea snake, we were just as surprised. They surface after rain falls as some driftwoods come from the rivers into the ocean and brings sources of food for all sort of sea creatures as one attracts the other as well. And sh#t happens indeed when you spend your time under a monkey or bird filled tree. 😂 As for music, i actually have some new sources that i will be using in near future videos you might like too. Of course i always leave the info in the description of each video. 😄👍 Thanks for tuning in and see you on the next adventure, up up & awaaaay! 😊👆
Wow so many different kinds of animals to see and you did a great job capturing them on film. The monkeys look so cute and the tiger snake looks scary...are any of the other snakes poisonous?
Much appreciated, i'm glad you enjoyed it. And as for the snakes; Oh yes, plenty. The yellow snake in last weeks video is quite poisonous (eye lash viper), although we didn't knew that when we shot our footage. Also one of the most poisonous snakes in the world, the most one in Costa Rica is the Terciopelo (fer-de-lance snake). I had a very (too) close encounter with one on our latest road trip (series starting soon). There are quite a lot of species all around here and some are really dangerous. Of course when the guide told us that this one wasn't i was eager to get up close. This place really is a paradise for flora and fauna lovers and monkeys are in abundance with a variety of species too.
@@BakkerfeelingAdventures Thank goodness you had a guide. You chose a beautiful country to explore.
@@Drostvideo We sure have and we haven't even showed it all yet. It truly is amazing here.
Beautiful video! Watched it twice. My favorite part was the coati. Because they look like lemmers and I love lemurs💕
Oh the coaties are adorable. You'll see them in abundance over here, so cute (and so are lemurs). Happy to read you enjoyed it that much, that really makes my day! 💕 It really is a beautiful park to explore.
An amazing tour to an amazing place. Great tour company and stunning flora & fauna.
Great guidance and plenty of wildlife on this tour for sure!
That bird looked like a chicken...I'm getting ideas....oh no it's not a chicken. I like all the efforts in the video. Argh. Snakessss
It looked like chicken indeed, the variety of birds here is astonishing and some do look alike. Over 800 species over the year spread over the country. Thank you very much for noticing the efforts, i really appreciate that. As for snakes... well they also have plenty of those here. 😅
Was that an alligator or a crocodile? I still don’t know how to tell the difference
They can be identified by their jaw shape, size and color. Alligators are dark green or black, have u-shaped snouts & tiny black spots. Crocodiles are bigger, have v-shaped snouts and are more aggressive too. So this one was a crocodile. 🐊
@@BakkerfeelingAdventures scary!
@@MagentaOtterTravels That would depend on the distance 😂
I love the sea turtles, but not the sea snakes!
I'm with you on that one, especially when in the water. 😅