Sun bathing Black Caiman.

Caimans are crocodilians, or large semiaquatic predatory reptiles, found only in central and South America. Widely distributed throughout the Pantanal wetlands the Black Caiman is the largest caiman species, and can reach up to 5 meters from tail to snout. They may be found along riverbanks and streams, but they especially thrive in floodplain lakes, wetlands and other inundated habitats with dense vegetation cover. Their preference for slow-moving water sometimes overlaps with the preferred habitat of another species, the spectacled caiman, generating competition between the two species for habitat and food.
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