Costa Rica Is All About Surf, Sloths, and Suspended Hikes Story by Danielle Hallock and Caroline Boden • 11mo There’s something about Costa Rica that feels like stepping into a live action ...

The Sloth Conservation Foundation (SloCo) highlights two major threats to sloths in Costa Rica: lack of public awareness and uncontrolled urban expansion destroying their habitat. SloCo addresses ...

A naturalist guide can point out armadillos and tarantulas that come out after dark, and you'll likely hear the rustle of the nocturnal Hoffman's two-toed sloth. – Michelle Peters Imagine ...

and more than 100 species of mammals including both the three-toed and two-toed sloths. Another bonus? Manuel Antonio is one of the most accessible parks in Costa Rica. Its paved trails are ...

Costa Rica lives up to its reputation ... from gorgeous hikes to glowing rivers to everyone's favorite animal, the sloth. The pure and simple life, indeed.

You Won’t Believe These Animals Exist!If there is one place on Earth that feels like nature’s ultimate playground, it is Costa Rica. This is a land where volcanoes rise above lush rainforests, ...

The country is a haven for more than 500,000 species of animals, including scarlet macaws, howler monkeys, humpback whales, green iguanas, sea turtles, and sloths. Costa Rica is already a ...

is the adorable sloth, so dopey it sometimes mistakes its own arm for a branch and consequently falls out of the tree when it tries to cling on. They are not hard to find in Costa Rica ...

In 2024, almost 3 million tourists came to Costa Rica. Many who arrived participated in tours, both of the action/adrenaline variety (rafting, ziplining, etc)... The Costa Rican Police Force conducted ...