Wildlife of Tikal
You haven't lived until you have heard howler monkeys.
Hearing howler monkeys in the daytime is eerie enough. Being awoken from a sound sleep at 3:00 a.m. is something different entirely.
That being said, here are some pics of the animals I was able to actually SEE in Tikal. Monkeys are not that easy to photograph.
I credit this little guy to my
mosquito-free room.
Spider monkey.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh9U5tAJ5PsGM7xSRugKuu2Ib3PhCXCxEYaLXp66SROQcJZ_5rA4FQsK7qO7WroNgxTgHmVnROS4v3nQSvZlWsbN9JIZ4crXh2U0EXaY_dvXx_ToS6TQmyCMMUOjMVQtcrii8pcUg/s400/IMG_1635.JPG)
According to my dad this is some kind of really special and rare turkey.
Who knew?
Hearing howler monkeys in the daytime is eerie enough. Being awoken from a sound sleep at 3:00 a.m. is something different entirely.
That being said, here are some pics of the animals I was able to actually SEE in Tikal. Monkeys are not that easy to photograph.
I credit this little guy to my
Spider monkey.
According to my dad this is some kind of really special and rare turkey.
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