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Three-toed Sloth! |
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The Brown-throated Three-toed sloth ( Bradypus variegatus ) is one of the most common mammal species in Costa Rica. Active by day or night, they feed on leaves, twigs, and buds. They give birth to a single baby after a gestation period of about six months. The young starts to eat leaves, in the form of fragments licked off the mother's lips, at the age of two weeks. After six months, the mother abruptly abandons it in the area which it was raised and moves to another part of her territory. The sloth's food preferences are greatly influenced by its mother. Does it sound familiar? |
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San Luis Canopy Tour |
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San Luis Canopy Tour |
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Set into the placid cloud forests of Costa Rica's Central Valley region, the San Luis canopy tour will take you on an exhilarating and safe adventure through lush, green canopy and across the majestic Rio Cataratitas. Carried securely by a system of zip lines, you will soar weightlessly through the expanse of virgin forest that grounds the tour, and find yourself in intimacy with the habitats of Costa Rica's distinct cloud forest wildlife. The San Luis canopy tour also presents the "Elevator," a thrilling feature that securely lifts visitors high above the forest canopy, granting a paramount view of the surrounding area.
Canopy with 12 different zip lines and 18 platforms.Tarzan swing trails and fly like superman.
Though customer enjoyment is a central objective, San Luis canopy tour designates safety above all as a keystone principle: all personnel and facilities under their name carry up-to-date certification from the Costa Rica Institute of Tourism. San Luis canopy tour takes pride in their credentials and by them guarantees with confidence that this tour is among the most professional, informative, and enjoyable in Costa Rica.
Transportation, equipment, specialized canopy guides and lunch. |
Camera, rain gear, insect repellent, long pants, clothing for warm weather. |
Minimum age to participate is 9 years old and they pay the adult rate. |
Duration: 9 hours
Language: Spanish and English
Operates: Daily
Frecuency: Only in the morning.
Pick up: Aprox. at 7:30 a.m.
Drop off: 4:30 p.m. |
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