The Panama rain forest

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Phil May and Andrea Twigg
Mon 23 Jan 2012 03:42
 
There is a rainforest national park within walking distance of the Shelter Bay marina.  It has an abundance of wildlife, such as sloths, monkeys, pythons and crocodiles.  One busload from the marina, on a trip through the forest, did get to see spider monkeys in the trees. 
 
We didn't see the monkeys but we did see a crocodile sunning itself on a rock when we first entered the marina.  Also we went for a walk in the forest and Estella saw something small and furry that scurried away and was probably an Agouti (like a large guinea pig).
 
Unfortunately we have no photos of any exotic animals, but here is a picture of some leafcutter ants carrying their leaves down the white line at the side of the road through the forest.