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Comment: On the hike back to our lodge, we found a beetle in the family Elateridae (click beetle) - The light organs on click beetles are on the side of the dorsal surface of the pronotum (thorax)

12TapirClayLick-040 * Brazilian Tapir * Brazilian Tapir

12TapirClayLick-041 * Brazilian Tapir * Brazilian Tapir

12TapirClayLick-042 * Brazilian Tapir * Brazilian Tapir

12TapirClayLick-043 * Brazilian Tapir * Brazilian Tapir

12TapirClayLick-044 * Brazilian Tapir - having consumed all of the clay it wanted, our Tapir left by 6:30pm * Brazilian Tapir - having consumed all of the clay it wanted, our Tapir left by 6:30pm

 
12TapirClayLick-046 * Frog on the trail back to the lodge * Frog on the trail back to the lodge

12TapirClayLick-047 * Frog on the trail back to the lodge * Frog on the trail back to the lodge

12TapirClayLick-048 * Tarantula on the trail back to the lodge * Tarantula on the trail back to the lodge

12TapirClayLick-049 * Tarantula on the trail back to the lodge * Tarantula on the trail back to the lodge

12TapirClayLick-050 * Frog on the trail back to the lodge - we made it back just before the friajes (cold front) arrived with 14 hours of heavy rain and temps in the 50s * Frog on the trail back to the lodge - we made it back just before the friajes (cold front) arrived with 14 hours of heavy rain and temps in the 50s

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