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Sapo-Martelo (Boana faber)Observador
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Weird black marks on ankles and lower parts.
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Rabo-Mole-da-Serra (Embernagra longicauda)Observador
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Feasting on the crumbs left behind by some tourist.
According to the local guide, the popular name is "rabo mole da serra" (soft tail of the hills).
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Subfamília CaviinaeObservador
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Behind the gas station on the highway. Terrible photo taken from inside the car.
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Capivara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris)Observador
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Ipojuca river
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It had an approximated wingspan of a large pigeon. His snout was leaf shaped. But not like those leaves as a standing plume. Was more bent backwards, following the skull shape.
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Do not have the shape or size of a mite. It has a pointy abdomen.
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Maracujá-Mochila (Passiflora cincinnata)Observador
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Vegetating in clearing beside a thorny bush. Amazing resilience to drought.
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Dorcacerus barbatusObservador
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This huge thing landed on our window. Too bad the photo does not show his face: it looks like a beard.
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Ctenóforo-Americano (Mnemiopsis leidyi)Observador
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Resembled pieces of jelly in the sand, but when I poked it with my flip flops they emitted bright lines along the body rhythmically in response to the stimulus. Found six specimens, with more or less the same size. It was a full moon and low tide night.
Looks so much like an alien coming straight from Pandora...
