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Colombia Magia Salvaje (Magic Wilderness)
A wonderful country full of amazing creatures in America called Colombia , seen as never before, accompanied by incredible shots , make it a must-see place for adventurers and wildlife lovers this natural paradise
published: 06 Oct 2020
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Colombia's Geography is WILD
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Colombia’s geography has turned it into one of the most biodiverse in the world.
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published: 14 Jul 2022
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The Most EXOTIC ANIMALS in Colombia – Colombian Travel Guide
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Welcome to Colombia
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world, therefore there is a large amount of fauna and flora in Colombia. There are more than 500 species of mammals in Colombia, more than 500 species of reptiles, 1,400 species of fish, 3,000 species of butterflies and is the country w...
published: 11 Nov 2020
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THE BIRDERS | A Melodic Journey through Northern Colombia
The Birders, a documentary film on Colombian bird diversity and birdwatching presented by ProColombia, with support of FONTUR and directed by Gregg Bleakney.
The film highlights Colombian local birdwatching guide, Diego Calderon-Franco and National Geographic photographer / videographer Keith Ladzinski as they travel through one of the most diverse bird regions in the world to capture new and rare birds that have never been filmed before.
The Birders, also takes people through the Colombian landscape, highlighting several of its’ top locations, culture, birds and music. As well as; Los Flamencos Fauna and Flora Sanctuary, in the Guajira Peninsula. El Dorado Bird Reserve, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Minca and surroundings, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Tayrona National Natural Park and...
published: 08 Feb 2019
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The Awesome Native Animals In Colombia You Need to Know
The country of Colombia in South America is bordered by two bodies of water and has mountains, grasslands, and rainforests. So, it should be no surprise that it’s home to 10 percent of the world’s animal species. Well-known members of the wildlife community include jaguars, caimans, giant anteaters, and the spectacled bear just to name a few. In terms of numbers, there are 467 species of mammal, 518 species of reptiles, and 3200 species of fish in Colombia.
Read more at A-Z Animals: https://a-z-animals.com/animals/location/south-america/colombia/
published: 25 May 2022
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THE BIRDERS | A feathered adventure in the Colombian Amazon.
The Colombian Amazon is part of the world’s lungs, a vast rainforest that is home to a unique variety of flora and fauna, specially birds
Visit:
http://www.colombia.travel/birds/
THE BIRDERS DIRECTOR'S STORY
https://youtu.be/pTV4sDbRZG8
THE BIRDERS IN THE AMAZON
https://youtu.be/lAaNcPQeXsA
THE BIRDERS IN THE ANDES
https://youtu.be/7QChH4P-5m8
THE BIRDERS IN THE CARIBBEAN
https://youtu.be/lxISKfo3YSQ
THE BIRDERS IN THE ORINOQUIA
https://youtu.be/5IDQlHQDIpI
THE BIRDERS IN THE PACIFIC
https://youtu.be/YiUJ_rCXtpI
Book your trip to Colombia with the birdwatching tour operators that helped in the production of the film:
Colombia Birdwatch
http://www.colombiabirdwatch.com
Manakin Nature Tours Colombia
http://www.manakinnaturetours.com
Nature Colombia
http://www.naturecolombia.com...
published: 11 Feb 2019
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Destination Wild Colombia: Chiribiquete, Journey to the heart of the Amazon
Destination wild: Colombia
Biologist Bianca Huertas and photographer Francisco Forero experience incredible highs and a few lows as they explore regions hidden within Colombia's Amazon. Prehistoric towers, waterfalls and deep canyons are surrounded here by rivers, lakes and rainforests bursting with life.
published: 12 Jan 2021
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EYES IN THE FOREST: Saving Wildlife in Colombia Using Camera Traps and AI
Colombia is a megadiverse country. Since the demobilization of the FARC in 2017, biologists have been able to re-enter areas they could not visit during times of conflict. What they discover is not what they expected.
Follow along the journey of field biologist Angélica Diaz-Pulido from Instituto Humboldt and Jorge Ahumada, a conservation biologist of Conservation International, as they visit the renowned rainbow river in remote Colombia, on a mission to understand, using camera traps, the beautiful wildlife in remote areas of Colombia.
Wildlife Insights is a new platform to streamline the work of biologists like Angélica, applying technology and Google’s AI to monitor wildlife. Visit http://www.wildlifeinsights.org to learn more.
Credits
Camera Trap Images
© Angélica Diaz-Pulido / In...
published: 17 Dec 2019
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Pablo Escobar's 'Cocaine Hippos' Might Finally Need to Be Killed
It might be time to cull the world’s largest invasive species: Pablo Escobar’s cocaine hippos. The rapidly reproducing 80 hippos have taken over Colombia’s waterways, poisoning wildlife with their toxic urine and feces, scientists say. But not everyone can agree on what to do with them.
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published: 03 Jun 2021
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in the Colombian Amazon (unbelieveable nature)
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The Colombian side of the Amazon Rainforest was incredible to see and so glad I took this tour. I would definitely recommend going to Leticia and Puerto Narino and doing the 4 day 3 night tour.
Colombia Amazon Part two - https://youtu.be/I82Q-nvIRxQ
Amazon tour details here - https://www.civitatis.com/en/leticia/colombian-amazon-villages-4-day-tour
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published: 25 Apr 2022
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Colombia Magia Salvaje (Magic Wilderness)
A wonderful country full of amazing creatures in America called Colombia , seen as never before, accompanied by incredible shots , make it a must-see place for ...
A wonderful country full of amazing creatures in America called Colombia , seen as never before, accompanied by incredible shots , make it a must-see place for adventurers and wildlife lovers this natural paradise
https://wn.com/Colombia_Magia_Salvaje_(Magic_Wilderness)
A wonderful country full of amazing creatures in America called Colombia , seen as never before, accompanied by incredible shots , make it a must-see place for adventurers and wildlife lovers this natural paradise
- published: 06 Oct 2020
- views: 15207
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Colombia's Geography is WILD
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The first 100 people to download Endel by clicking the link below will get a free week of audio experiences! https://app.adjust.com/b8wxub6?campaign=geographygeek_july&adgroup=youtube
Colombia’s geography has turned it into one of the most biodiverse in the world.
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Colombia’s geography has turned it into one of the most biodiverse in the world.
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- published: 14 Jul 2022
- views: 512387
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The Most EXOTIC ANIMALS in Colombia – Colombian Travel Guide
FIND GREAT LINKS AND MORE INSIDER INFORMATION BELOW:
Are you interested in a custom or luxury trip to Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/Pelecanus
Are you interested i...
FIND GREAT LINKS AND MORE INSIDER INFORMATION BELOW:
Are you interested in a custom or luxury trip to Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/Pelecanus
Are you interested in ecotourism and/or birdwatching in Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/Sula_Colombia
Are you interested in a business trip to Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/2WzSRKB
Find the greatest BLOGS and INSIDER information about COLOMBIA on my website
► https://bit.ly/3jwbpWs
Check out my blog about ANIMALS IN COLOMBIA
► http://bit.ly/38zXt8V
Welcome to Colombia
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world, therefore there is a large amount of fauna and flora in Colombia. There are more than 500 species of mammals in Colombia, more than 500 species of reptiles, 1,400 species of fish, 3,000 species of butterflies and is the country with the most species of birds in the world, there are more than 1,900 species of birds in Colombia.
Colombia is a country full of great diversity and every day you can find new and exotic species that are worth knowing. In each region of Colombia there are different species. For example, in the Llanos of Colombia you can see many capybaras (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capybara), giant anteaters (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_anteater), even anacondas of 5 meters long (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda). In the Andean Region you can find the spectacled bear (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectacled_bear), and in the Pacific, you can do whale watching in Colombia.
Among the most exotic animal species in Colombia there are different species of monkeys, jaguars (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguar), hummingbirds (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hummingbird), the famous spectacled bear of Colombia, different species of insects, fish and reptiles.
In Colombia there are wonderful animals that are worth knowing.
Hey there! My name is Colombiafrank, and I’d like to welcome you to the beautiful country of Colombia. As you probably guessed, I’m a bit of an expert on Colombia travel, and I’ve got lots of great advice on Colombia tourism that will allow you to make the most of your experience as you travel Colombia.
I began traveling Colombia back in 2015 after finishing up my first semester here in Bogota working towards my MBA. I immediately fell in love with the country and the wide variety of adventures and opportunities that traveling Colombia has to offer. As a country rich in both natural and cultural diversity, your Colombian travel experience will not disappoint.
Before you can begin your Colombia travels, we must get you here first. As a foreigner myself, I understand how difficult it can be navigating your way through a foreign country. But fear not because Colombiafrank is here to help you with your travels to Colombia so that you can avoid the common mistakes and get right to the good stuff. Just think of me as your go to Colombia travel guide!
So, come see for yourself what tourism Colombia has to offer!
BOOK YOUR TRIP TO COLOMBIA NOW
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Pelecanus is a travel agency located here in the historic city-center of Bogota, in the heart of the Candelaria. We specialize in creating custom travels and luxury tours throughout Colombia. From Medellin and Cartagena to the Amazon and the Andes, we’ve got you covered. With excellent bilingual guides in a wide variety of languages, we have everything you need to create a truly unique and memorable Colombian holiday.
#colombiatravelvlog #travelcolombia #travelingcolombia
https://wn.com/The_Most_Exotic_Animals_In_Colombia_–_Colombian_Travel_Guide
FIND GREAT LINKS AND MORE INSIDER INFORMATION BELOW:
Are you interested in a custom or luxury trip to Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/Pelecanus
Are you interested in ecotourism and/or birdwatching in Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/Sula_Colombia
Are you interested in a business trip to Colombia?
► http://bit.ly/2WzSRKB
Find the greatest BLOGS and INSIDER information about COLOMBIA on my website
► https://bit.ly/3jwbpWs
Check out my blog about ANIMALS IN COLOMBIA
► http://bit.ly/38zXt8V
Welcome to Colombia
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world, therefore there is a large amount of fauna and flora in Colombia. There are more than 500 species of mammals in Colombia, more than 500 species of reptiles, 1,400 species of fish, 3,000 species of butterflies and is the country with the most species of birds in the world, there are more than 1,900 species of birds in Colombia.
Colombia is a country full of great diversity and every day you can find new and exotic species that are worth knowing. In each region of Colombia there are different species. For example, in the Llanos of Colombia you can see many capybaras (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capybara), giant anteaters (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_anteater), even anacondas of 5 meters long (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda). In the Andean Region you can find the spectacled bear (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectacled_bear), and in the Pacific, you can do whale watching in Colombia.
Among the most exotic animal species in Colombia there are different species of monkeys, jaguars (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguar), hummingbirds (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hummingbird), the famous spectacled bear of Colombia, different species of insects, fish and reptiles.
In Colombia there are wonderful animals that are worth knowing.
Hey there! My name is Colombiafrank, and I’d like to welcome you to the beautiful country of Colombia. As you probably guessed, I’m a bit of an expert on Colombia travel, and I’ve got lots of great advice on Colombia tourism that will allow you to make the most of your experience as you travel Colombia.
I began traveling Colombia back in 2015 after finishing up my first semester here in Bogota working towards my MBA. I immediately fell in love with the country and the wide variety of adventures and opportunities that traveling Colombia has to offer. As a country rich in both natural and cultural diversity, your Colombian travel experience will not disappoint.
Before you can begin your Colombia travels, we must get you here first. As a foreigner myself, I understand how difficult it can be navigating your way through a foreign country. But fear not because Colombiafrank is here to help you with your travels to Colombia so that you can avoid the common mistakes and get right to the good stuff. Just think of me as your go to Colombia travel guide!
So, come see for yourself what tourism Colombia has to offer!
BOOK YOUR TRIP TO COLOMBIA NOW
Homepage► http://bit.ly/Pelecanus
Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/Pelecanussas
Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/pelecanussas
Pelecanus is a travel agency located here in the historic city-center of Bogota, in the heart of the Candelaria. We specialize in creating custom travels and luxury tours throughout Colombia. From Medellin and Cartagena to the Amazon and the Andes, we’ve got you covered. With excellent bilingual guides in a wide variety of languages, we have everything you need to create a truly unique and memorable Colombian holiday.
#colombiatravelvlog #travelcolombia #travelingcolombia
- published: 11 Nov 2020
- views: 6594
52:40
THE BIRDERS | A Melodic Journey through Northern Colombia
The Birders, a documentary film on Colombian bird diversity and birdwatching presented by ProColombia, with support of FONTUR and directed by Gregg Bleakney.
T...
The Birders, a documentary film on Colombian bird diversity and birdwatching presented by ProColombia, with support of FONTUR and directed by Gregg Bleakney.
The film highlights Colombian local birdwatching guide, Diego Calderon-Franco and National Geographic photographer / videographer Keith Ladzinski as they travel through one of the most diverse bird regions in the world to capture new and rare birds that have never been filmed before.
The Birders, also takes people through the Colombian landscape, highlighting several of its’ top locations, culture, birds and music. As well as; Los Flamencos Fauna and Flora Sanctuary, in the Guajira Peninsula. El Dorado Bird Reserve, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Minca and surroundings, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Tayrona National Natural Park and El Chamicero del Perija Bird Reserve, in the Perija Mountains.
The films aims to change the perception of Colombia through showcasing the diversity of birds who live there.
“Birdwatching in Colombia is a real adventure. These guides and biologists are always finding new things”, says director Gregg Bleakney. Diego Calderón agrees, “Being a bird guide in Colombia is absolutely crazy, we are basically living the Victorian times of exploration.
You can choose a remote corner of the country and almost for sure you are going to find surprises: new species, new subspecies, new range extensions. Colombia is a box of surprises!”
Along with the unique birds and exquisite landscape, The Birders incorporates an original score from local musicians inspired by the bird songs found in the film.
Mucho Indio - Teto Ocampo
Teto Ocampo has spent the past 10 years learning to play the Arhuaco people’s ancestral songs. Though his band, Mucho Indio, Teto takes listeners on a cosmic journey through space and time by translating Colombia’s most ancestral melody, the song of the hummingbird, to a modern format. He composed the melody with a rare charu flute, an instrument that only a handful of people on planet have the knowledge to play.
Song name: Kumuchikayu
Sidestepper English musician Richard Blair is most well known as the founding member of Sidestepper, a pioneering Colombian band that has paved the way for a modern generation of Colombian artists who have successfully gone global through mixing local and foreign musical concepts.
Richard’s meditative song was inspired by “mixed migrant flocks", a phenomenon where foreign birds migrate to Colombia’s Caribbean region to live, travel and sing with local groups of birds.
Song name: To Close Your Eyes
Ghetto Kumbé Together with the team of the documentary, Edgardo Garcés travelled to his birthplace of La Guajira to record the song of the Vermilion Cardinal. Edgardo tattooed the bird on his arm to ground himself after the death of his parents. He had never seen the bird in the wild before. The story of this eye-catching bird’s connection to indigenous Wayúu culture is the inspiration for this modern Afro-Colombian electronic song.
Song name: Soy Guajira
Frente Cumbiero Using Colombian Cumbia as its base, Mario Galeano and his band Frente Cumbiero composed a modern take on the classic USA surf songs of the 1960s, but with a birder’s soul. The song draws inspiration from the endemic Santa Marta Parakeet. These social birds
live in flocks on a massive ridgeline overlooking the Caribbean Sea and Magdalena River Valley, the birthplace of Cumbia music.
Song name: Parakeet Ridge
El Leopardo With his band El Leopardo, Daniel Broderick (aka Dani Boom) composed a thumping electronic club song that mirrors the Manakin bird’s slow build-up to a frenetic courtship display. The mechanical clapping sound of the White-bearded Manakin’s wings, recorded by the documentary team in Tayrona National Park, is the foundation of Dani’s composition. The courtship call of the Lance-tailed Manakin provided a secondary melody.
Song name: Manakin Boom
Visit:
http://www.colombia.travel/birds/
THE BIRDERS DIRECTOR'S STORY
https://youtu.be/pTV4sDbRZG8
THE BIRDERS IN THE AMAZON
https://youtu.be/lAaNcPQeXsA
THE BIRDERS IN THE ANDES
https://youtu.be/7QChH4P-5m8
THE BIRDERS IN THE CARIBBEAN
https://youtu.be/lxISKfo3YSQ
THE BIRDERS IN THE ORINOQUIA
https://youtu.be/5IDQlHQDIpI
THE BIRDERS IN THE PACIFIC
https://youtu.be/YiUJ_rCXtpI
Book your trip to Colombia with the birdwatching tour operators that helped in the production of the film:
Colombia Birdwatch
http://www.colombiabirdwatch.com
Manakin Nature Tours Colombia
http://www.manakinnaturetours.com
Nature Colombia
http://www.naturecolombia.com
Quetzal Birdwatch
http://www.quetzalbirdwatch.com
The Colombian Project
http://www.colombianproject.com
Tayrona Birding
http://tayronabirding.com
#birds #ornithology #birdwatching
https://wn.com/The_Birders_|_A_Melodic_Journey_Through_Northern_Colombia
The Birders, a documentary film on Colombian bird diversity and birdwatching presented by ProColombia, with support of FONTUR and directed by Gregg Bleakney.
The film highlights Colombian local birdwatching guide, Diego Calderon-Franco and National Geographic photographer / videographer Keith Ladzinski as they travel through one of the most diverse bird regions in the world to capture new and rare birds that have never been filmed before.
The Birders, also takes people through the Colombian landscape, highlighting several of its’ top locations, culture, birds and music. As well as; Los Flamencos Fauna and Flora Sanctuary, in the Guajira Peninsula. El Dorado Bird Reserve, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Minca and surroundings, in the Santa Marta Mountains. Tayrona National Natural Park and El Chamicero del Perija Bird Reserve, in the Perija Mountains.
The films aims to change the perception of Colombia through showcasing the diversity of birds who live there.
“Birdwatching in Colombia is a real adventure. These guides and biologists are always finding new things”, says director Gregg Bleakney. Diego Calderón agrees, “Being a bird guide in Colombia is absolutely crazy, we are basically living the Victorian times of exploration.
You can choose a remote corner of the country and almost for sure you are going to find surprises: new species, new subspecies, new range extensions. Colombia is a box of surprises!”
Along with the unique birds and exquisite landscape, The Birders incorporates an original score from local musicians inspired by the bird songs found in the film.
Mucho Indio - Teto Ocampo
Teto Ocampo has spent the past 10 years learning to play the Arhuaco people’s ancestral songs. Though his band, Mucho Indio, Teto takes listeners on a cosmic journey through space and time by translating Colombia’s most ancestral melody, the song of the hummingbird, to a modern format. He composed the melody with a rare charu flute, an instrument that only a handful of people on planet have the knowledge to play.
Song name: Kumuchikayu
Sidestepper English musician Richard Blair is most well known as the founding member of Sidestepper, a pioneering Colombian band that has paved the way for a modern generation of Colombian artists who have successfully gone global through mixing local and foreign musical concepts.
Richard’s meditative song was inspired by “mixed migrant flocks", a phenomenon where foreign birds migrate to Colombia’s Caribbean region to live, travel and sing with local groups of birds.
Song name: To Close Your Eyes
Ghetto Kumbé Together with the team of the documentary, Edgardo Garcés travelled to his birthplace of La Guajira to record the song of the Vermilion Cardinal. Edgardo tattooed the bird on his arm to ground himself after the death of his parents. He had never seen the bird in the wild before. The story of this eye-catching bird’s connection to indigenous Wayúu culture is the inspiration for this modern Afro-Colombian electronic song.
Song name: Soy Guajira
Frente Cumbiero Using Colombian Cumbia as its base, Mario Galeano and his band Frente Cumbiero composed a modern take on the classic USA surf songs of the 1960s, but with a birder’s soul. The song draws inspiration from the endemic Santa Marta Parakeet. These social birds
live in flocks on a massive ridgeline overlooking the Caribbean Sea and Magdalena River Valley, the birthplace of Cumbia music.
Song name: Parakeet Ridge
El Leopardo With his band El Leopardo, Daniel Broderick (aka Dani Boom) composed a thumping electronic club song that mirrors the Manakin bird’s slow build-up to a frenetic courtship display. The mechanical clapping sound of the White-bearded Manakin’s wings, recorded by the documentary team in Tayrona National Park, is the foundation of Dani’s composition. The courtship call of the Lance-tailed Manakin provided a secondary melody.
Song name: Manakin Boom
Visit:
http://www.colombia.travel/birds/
THE BIRDERS DIRECTOR'S STORY
https://youtu.be/pTV4sDbRZG8
THE BIRDERS IN THE AMAZON
https://youtu.be/lAaNcPQeXsA
THE BIRDERS IN THE ANDES
https://youtu.be/7QChH4P-5m8
THE BIRDERS IN THE CARIBBEAN
https://youtu.be/lxISKfo3YSQ
THE BIRDERS IN THE ORINOQUIA
https://youtu.be/5IDQlHQDIpI
THE BIRDERS IN THE PACIFIC
https://youtu.be/YiUJ_rCXtpI
Book your trip to Colombia with the birdwatching tour operators that helped in the production of the film:
Colombia Birdwatch
http://www.colombiabirdwatch.com
Manakin Nature Tours Colombia
http://www.manakinnaturetours.com
Nature Colombia
http://www.naturecolombia.com
Quetzal Birdwatch
http://www.quetzalbirdwatch.com
The Colombian Project
http://www.colombianproject.com
Tayrona Birding
http://tayronabirding.com
#birds #ornithology #birdwatching
- published: 08 Feb 2019
- views: 433415
5:09
The Awesome Native Animals In Colombia You Need to Know
The country of Colombia in South America is bordered by two bodies of water and has mountains, grasslands, and rainforests. So, it should be no surprise that it...
The country of Colombia in South America is bordered by two bodies of water and has mountains, grasslands, and rainforests. So, it should be no surprise that it’s home to 10 percent of the world’s animal species. Well-known members of the wildlife community include jaguars, caimans, giant anteaters, and the spectacled bear just to name a few. In terms of numbers, there are 467 species of mammal, 518 species of reptiles, and 3200 species of fish in Colombia.
Read more at A-Z Animals: https://a-z-animals.com/animals/location/south-america/colombia/
https://wn.com/The_Awesome_Native_Animals_In_Colombia_You_Need_To_Know
The country of Colombia in South America is bordered by two bodies of water and has mountains, grasslands, and rainforests. So, it should be no surprise that it’s home to 10 percent of the world’s animal species. Well-known members of the wildlife community include jaguars, caimans, giant anteaters, and the spectacled bear just to name a few. In terms of numbers, there are 467 species of mammal, 518 species of reptiles, and 3200 species of fish in Colombia.
Read more at A-Z Animals: https://a-z-animals.com/animals/location/south-america/colombia/
- published: 25 May 2022
- views: 4767
11:04
THE BIRDERS | A feathered adventure in the Colombian Amazon.
The Colombian Amazon is part of the world’s lungs, a vast rainforest that is home to a unique variety of flora and fauna, specially birds
Visit:
http://www.col...
The Colombian Amazon is part of the world’s lungs, a vast rainforest that is home to a unique variety of flora and fauna, specially birds
Visit:
http://www.colombia.travel/birds/
THE BIRDERS DIRECTOR'S STORY
https://youtu.be/pTV4sDbRZG8
THE BIRDERS IN THE AMAZON
https://youtu.be/lAaNcPQeXsA
THE BIRDERS IN THE ANDES
https://youtu.be/7QChH4P-5m8
THE BIRDERS IN THE CARIBBEAN
https://youtu.be/lxISKfo3YSQ
THE BIRDERS IN THE ORINOQUIA
https://youtu.be/5IDQlHQDIpI
THE BIRDERS IN THE PACIFIC
https://youtu.be/YiUJ_rCXtpI
Book your trip to Colombia with the birdwatching tour operators that helped in the production of the film:
Colombia Birdwatch
http://www.colombiabirdwatch.com
Manakin Nature Tours Colombia
http://www.manakinnaturetours.com
Nature Colombia
http://www.naturecolombia.com
Quetzal Birdwatch
http://www.quetzalbirdwatch.com
The Colombian Project
http://www.colombianproject.com
Tayrona Birding
http://tayronabirding.com
Follow "Marca País Colombia":
Facebook: https://fb.com/marcacolombia/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Colombia
Instagram: https://instagram.com/marcapaiscolombia/
#birds #ornithology #birdwatching
https://wn.com/The_Birders_|_A_Feathered_Adventure_In_The_Colombian_Amazon.
The Colombian Amazon is part of the world’s lungs, a vast rainforest that is home to a unique variety of flora and fauna, specially birds
Visit:
http://www.colombia.travel/birds/
THE BIRDERS DIRECTOR'S STORY
https://youtu.be/pTV4sDbRZG8
THE BIRDERS IN THE AMAZON
https://youtu.be/lAaNcPQeXsA
THE BIRDERS IN THE ANDES
https://youtu.be/7QChH4P-5m8
THE BIRDERS IN THE CARIBBEAN
https://youtu.be/lxISKfo3YSQ
THE BIRDERS IN THE ORINOQUIA
https://youtu.be/5IDQlHQDIpI
THE BIRDERS IN THE PACIFIC
https://youtu.be/YiUJ_rCXtpI
Book your trip to Colombia with the birdwatching tour operators that helped in the production of the film:
Colombia Birdwatch
http://www.colombiabirdwatch.com
Manakin Nature Tours Colombia
http://www.manakinnaturetours.com
Nature Colombia
http://www.naturecolombia.com
Quetzal Birdwatch
http://www.quetzalbirdwatch.com
The Colombian Project
http://www.colombianproject.com
Tayrona Birding
http://tayronabirding.com
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#birds #ornithology #birdwatching
- published: 11 Feb 2019
- views: 232655
42:06
Destination Wild Colombia: Chiribiquete, Journey to the heart of the Amazon
Destination wild: Colombia
Biologist Bianca Huertas and photographer Francisco Forero experience incredible highs and a few lows as they explore regions hidden ...
Destination wild: Colombia
Biologist Bianca Huertas and photographer Francisco Forero experience incredible highs and a few lows as they explore regions hidden within Colombia's Amazon. Prehistoric towers, waterfalls and deep canyons are surrounded here by rivers, lakes and rainforests bursting with life.
https://wn.com/Destination_Wild_Colombia_Chiribiquete,_Journey_To_The_Heart_Of_The_Amazon
Destination wild: Colombia
Biologist Bianca Huertas and photographer Francisco Forero experience incredible highs and a few lows as they explore regions hidden within Colombia's Amazon. Prehistoric towers, waterfalls and deep canyons are surrounded here by rivers, lakes and rainforests bursting with life.
- published: 12 Jan 2021
- views: 12583
18:54
EYES IN THE FOREST: Saving Wildlife in Colombia Using Camera Traps and AI
Colombia is a megadiverse country. Since the demobilization of the FARC in 2017, biologists have been able to re-enter areas they could not visit during times o...
Colombia is a megadiverse country. Since the demobilization of the FARC in 2017, biologists have been able to re-enter areas they could not visit during times of conflict. What they discover is not what they expected.
Follow along the journey of field biologist Angélica Diaz-Pulido from Instituto Humboldt and Jorge Ahumada, a conservation biologist of Conservation International, as they visit the renowned rainbow river in remote Colombia, on a mission to understand, using camera traps, the beautiful wildlife in remote areas of Colombia.
Wildlife Insights is a new platform to streamline the work of biologists like Angélica, applying technology and Google’s AI to monitor wildlife. Visit http://www.wildlifeinsights.org to learn more.
Credits
Camera Trap Images
© Angélica Diaz-Pulido / Instituto Humboldt
© Emmanuel Rondeau / WWF
© Will Burrard-Lucas / WWF
© Courtesy of TEAM Network
© eMammal
Google Earth Timelapse
© Google Earth Timelapse (Google, Landsat, Copernicus)
Global Forest Watch Imagery
© Global Forest Watch
FARC Footage
“Archival FARC footage” by NotimexTV / CC BY 2.0
Produced by Google VizLab
Director / Producer: Ryan Ffrench
Executive Producer: James Mulcahy
Producers: Filippo Brunamonti, Anaka Kaundinya
Editor: Skot Coatsworth
DP: Michael Moghaddam
Camera / Drone: Page Stephenson
Fixers: Pablo Tourrenc & Tomas Chaves at Fixer Colombia
Pre Production Supervisor: Margaret Parsons
Additional Camera: Yura Makarov
Color: George Costakis at Pinata Post
Sound Recording: Pablo Tourrenc, Sebastian Guerrero & Matthew Ritterpusch
Sound Mix: Noah Woodburn
Music: Kyle Baker, Britt Brady, Matthew Stephens & Skot Coatsworth at Version 9
Thanks to:
Caño Cristales: Armando Lopez, Nidia Montero Laguna, Mario Fidel Alfonso, Jose Crisanto Alfonso, Gladys Sanchez Gutierrez.
IAvH: Hernando García, José Manuel Ochoa, Brigitte Baptiste, Angélica Diaz-Pulido, Orlando Acevedo.
UN Foundation: Thomas Lovejoy
https://wn.com/Eyes_In_The_Forest_Saving_Wildlife_In_Colombia_Using_Camera_Traps_And_Ai
Colombia is a megadiverse country. Since the demobilization of the FARC in 2017, biologists have been able to re-enter areas they could not visit during times of conflict. What they discover is not what they expected.
Follow along the journey of field biologist Angélica Diaz-Pulido from Instituto Humboldt and Jorge Ahumada, a conservation biologist of Conservation International, as they visit the renowned rainbow river in remote Colombia, on a mission to understand, using camera traps, the beautiful wildlife in remote areas of Colombia.
Wildlife Insights is a new platform to streamline the work of biologists like Angélica, applying technology and Google’s AI to monitor wildlife. Visit http://www.wildlifeinsights.org to learn more.
Credits
Camera Trap Images
© Angélica Diaz-Pulido / Instituto Humboldt
© Emmanuel Rondeau / WWF
© Will Burrard-Lucas / WWF
© Courtesy of TEAM Network
© eMammal
Google Earth Timelapse
© Google Earth Timelapse (Google, Landsat, Copernicus)
Global Forest Watch Imagery
© Global Forest Watch
FARC Footage
“Archival FARC footage” by NotimexTV / CC BY 2.0
Produced by Google VizLab
Director / Producer: Ryan Ffrench
Executive Producer: James Mulcahy
Producers: Filippo Brunamonti, Anaka Kaundinya
Editor: Skot Coatsworth
DP: Michael Moghaddam
Camera / Drone: Page Stephenson
Fixers: Pablo Tourrenc & Tomas Chaves at Fixer Colombia
Pre Production Supervisor: Margaret Parsons
Additional Camera: Yura Makarov
Color: George Costakis at Pinata Post
Sound Recording: Pablo Tourrenc, Sebastian Guerrero & Matthew Ritterpusch
Sound Mix: Noah Woodburn
Music: Kyle Baker, Britt Brady, Matthew Stephens & Skot Coatsworth at Version 9
Thanks to:
Caño Cristales: Armando Lopez, Nidia Montero Laguna, Mario Fidel Alfonso, Jose Crisanto Alfonso, Gladys Sanchez Gutierrez.
IAvH: Hernando García, José Manuel Ochoa, Brigitte Baptiste, Angélica Diaz-Pulido, Orlando Acevedo.
UN Foundation: Thomas Lovejoy
- published: 17 Dec 2019
- views: 14829
5:00
Pablo Escobar's 'Cocaine Hippos' Might Finally Need to Be Killed
It might be time to cull the world’s largest invasive species: Pablo Escobar’s cocaine hippos. The rapidly reproducing 80 hippos have taken over Colombia’s wate...
It might be time to cull the world’s largest invasive species: Pablo Escobar’s cocaine hippos. The rapidly reproducing 80 hippos have taken over Colombia’s waterways, poisoning wildlife with their toxic urine and feces, scientists say. But not everyone can agree on what to do with them.
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It might be time to cull the world’s largest invasive species: Pablo Escobar’s cocaine hippos. The rapidly reproducing 80 hippos have taken over Colombia’s waterways, poisoning wildlife with their toxic urine and feces, scientists say. But not everyone can agree on what to do with them.
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- published: 03 Jun 2021
- views: 2779762
16:02
in the Colombian Amazon (unbelieveable nature)
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The Colombian side of the Amazon Rainforest was incredible to see and so glad I took this tour. I would definitely recommend going to Leticia and Puerto Narino and doing the 4 day 3 night tour.
Colombia Amazon Part two - https://youtu.be/I82Q-nvIRxQ
Amazon tour details here - https://www.civitatis.com/en/leticia/colombian-amazon-villages-4-day-tour
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The Colombian side of the Amazon Rainforest was incredible to see and so glad I took this tour. I would definitely recommend going to Leticia and Puerto Narino and doing the 4 day 3 night tour.
Colombia Amazon Part two - https://youtu.be/I82Q-nvIRxQ
Amazon tour details here - https://www.civitatis.com/en/leticia/colombian-amazon-villages-4-day-tour
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Crypto has been a huge part of my ability to travel continuously. Here are a few services I recommend:
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→ Where I get my travel insurance - http://bit.ly/2Jj0PUm
→ Where I find my music - http://share.mscbd.fm/thelifeofjord
Full disclosure: some of these are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I might earn a little extra if you click and make a purchase.
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You can also find me on:
http://www.instagram.com/thelifeofjord
http://www.twitter.com/thelifeofjord
https://incomeintelligence.com/
Email for business only - business@lifeofjord.com
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Travel has changed my life and I have no plans on stopping any time soon. That's why I am now running this video blog showing you how I travel the world continuously.
if you made it this far then let me know in the comments below!
- published: 25 Apr 2022
- views: 19046