Jaguarman's Jungle Adventures

10/01/2018

Thank you all for your support, even while I spent time away from the Jungle making my life better.

It feels great to be back in my birthplace Jungle Paradise. My internet connection is still a little unstable, but I do my best to check my messages here as often as possible.

I guide adventurous people through the jungles of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula. I help them safely learn, experience and explore my native jungle homeland.

10/01/2018

Hello! My page was hacked. If you wrote me recently, I'm sorry for any inconvenience caused by this issue.

22/01/2015

Hey everyone! I'm working on some important things away from the jungle right now. I'm hoping to be able to update you all on some great news soon!!!

11/04/2014

Sweet Spider Monkey and her bebe! Pura Vida y buen fin de semana todos! Photo credit: Florian

05/04/2014

Love Birds (photo credit: Florian)

14/02/2014

Did you know that Spider monkeys are among the largest New World monkeys? Spider monkeys are highly agile, and they are said to be second only to the gibbons in this respect. They have been seen in the wild jumping from tree to tree. –Wikipedia

Thank you Florian for sharing the photo from our expedition together.

03/02/2014

More changes from Corcovado National Park. As of January 2014, all guests in the park must travel with a guide. Here's the article from Tico Times:

An already pricey visit to Corcovado National Park on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula just got more expensive. Costa Rica's National System of Conservation Areas announced in January that starting today visitors to the country's most biodiverse national park must be accompanied by a certif...

30/01/2014

Love Birds. Did you know that Scarlet Macaws mate for life?

Photo Credit: Florian Bachmann from our January expedition.

30/01/2014

Did you know that the Mangrove Black Hawk feeds mainly on crabs, small vertebrates and eggs?

06/01/2014

Te Amo Corcovado!!! Todo Pura Vida

04/01/2014

Looking forward to guiding a swiss group over the weekend into Corcovado National Park. Hope to see many of my jungle animal friends.

23/12/2013

Check out this Tapir, recently discovered in Brazil and Columbia.

In what will likely be considered one of the biggest (literally) zoological discoveries of the Twenty-First Century, scientists today announced they have discovered a new species of tapir in Brazil and Colombia. The new mammal, hidden from science but known to local indigenous tribes, is actually on...