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on The Pantanal Series: Walking with a Giant Anteater

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Elisabeth Douglas
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Believe or not Adam, I´ll bring a big article about thePantanal from a Swedish newspaper, so even Swedes enjoy nature and wild animals in far away countries!!!!!! Stay well

Jens
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Yes, us Swedes love nature and wildlife. I have just been in Pantanal to photograph jaguars and interview people that are working with conservation for a book I am writing. May I ask about a link to the article?

I really wanted to go to Caiman but it was just to far away from Porto Jofre were I stayed. When I read the articles I wish I had the time after all.

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Jens

Senior Digital Ranger

Hello Adam:

Did you see a sloth? They are something to see as well.

I did not. Would love to see one one day. They look awesome!

Senior Digital Ranger

Would you like for me to send you a photo? I was fortunate to see a couple in Costa Rica. I did not however, see a giant anteater. Just some smaller ones. Had no idea they were so large!

Tammy Perger
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Adam,

You are so fortunate to have the ability to travel & learn so much about all our diffrent species of animals among us….you are doing what you love & I thank you for all your great posts, pictures & video footage that you capture….I hope one day I get the pleasure to meet you in person & thank you for all you do for us & the animlas.

Keep Well…..:)

Dear Tammy. Thank you kindly for the words and comments. I love my job, i love writing, photographing and filming. I love keeping people updated and being able to use my creativity to share my experiences. I am so happy to hear that you enjoy the posts. Be sure to keep watching for some epic leopard posts to come!

Great update Adam, I did the very same when I travelled to the Pantanal for just over a week in ’09.
Wonderful, unique animals to watch, walk with and photograph, we saw a good few of them including a mother with a baby on her back!

So cool! I’d love to walk alongside a giant Anteater!!

Nomathata
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I hope one day i will walk with Giant anteater.’thinking’ this mother nature

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