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In Cahuita national park on the Coast of Costa Rica a encounter with one of these is curtain. but watch out... they may steel your snack. One of them stole my b...
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In Cahuita national park on the Coast of Costa Rica a encounter with one of these is curtain. but watch out... they may steel your snack. One of them stole my bag of peanuts. as soon as I opened the bag it ran up to me, climbed up my leg and arm, grabbed the peanuts and ran of in a tree.
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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 320 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 375/1

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Sep, 2017

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