We have our final at 1 pm today, and I think I have time to post a few videos while studying. Here are some of the many memorable moments throughout this trip:
A mass of caterpillars moving as one in Las Cruces:
Coatis in Palo Verde are not afraid of humans:
Palo Verde, A Caddisfly larvae in its leaf-armor, crawling on my professor:
An epic sunrise from the lookout at Palo Verde. This video does not do it justice:
The Howler Monkey video (I 'howl,' it calls back) that I missed on a previous post (volume up, ignore comment : )
And lastly, a short clip on the mudpots of Rincon:
Well, time to go over those notes one last time... what's in a test anyways? Perhaps grades are important but no one should be here because of that. Cheers!
Welcome to Pura Vida
Hi, I'm Tiff Shao, a biology major in the class of 2012 at Duke University. I'm taking "Fundamentals of Tropical Biology" at the Organization for Tropical Studies in Costa Rica and sharing my experience with you.
Pura Vida is an all-purpose Costa Rican salutation meaning full of life.
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