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Andrew Snyder, an evolutionary biologist, explains the unique geographic isolation caused by the passage of the Rupununi River through the Kanuku Mountains. This is an extract from a lecture...
Been working with Kanuku Jaguar Research Team members here in Yupukari on developing their own research projects and this is an amazing video from their firs...
After fishing for piranha we go night spotting.
Just about to leave the upper Rupununi River to travel up the Maparri River. Featuring the back of Ashley Holland's head (Rupununi River Drifters, trip leade...
Some impressions from the North Rupununi, mostly along the Rewa and Rupununi rivers.
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Cruising the river in Guyana with Dianne McTurk.
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A Capped Heron that we saw on the Rupununi River, on a boat trip from Karanambu, Guyana in January 2010.
Awesome Victoria Amazonica lily pads waiting for flowers to open.
These gentlemen, led by Justin Defreitas, kindly helped the Remote Area Medical Cervical Cancer Team cross the seollen rupununi River April 2011.
With the guys from Caiman House.
Black Skimmers (Rynchops niger) seen on the banks of the Rupununi River whilst on a boat trip out of Karanambu, the most wonderful place to visit in Guyana!
Rupununi is a tributary of Essequibo river and is the 9th region of Guyana - the home of the Wai Wai, Wapichan and Macushi Amerindians.
Caiman swimming in daytime on Rupununi River, Guyana.
Caiman swimming in daytime on Rupununi River, Guyana.
Indigenous children in Apoteri, South Rupununi, Guyana are playing in the river water. The sequences were recorded with a pco.dimax highspeed camera by the B...
http://www.wildlifeexplorer.com/product/mission-giant-otters/ Giant otters are found throughout the major river systems of South America—the Orinoco, the Ama...
Deep in the interior of British Guiana roam the big cats of South America...the jaguar, cougar, margay, ocelot and the jaguarundi. Marlin and Jim journey by ...
My first black piranha catch in a lake off of the Rupununi River, Guyana.
River otter eating.
Marlin travels to Guyana to join Stan Brock in a cattle drive. Soon they are aware of a jaguar marauding the herd. There is only one thing to do if the drive...
I created and produced this 4:12 short video on the Guyana rainforest and the indigenous people living in the Amazon villages along the Rupununi River in an ...
Unless there is something in it for the people supplying the milk, some benefit, advantage or ...
The Gleaner 2013-11-30... ahead of his trek through the rough terrain of Guyana as part of the South Rupununi Savannah Safari.
The Gleaner 2013-11-17Sydney Allicock, representative for the communities of the North Rupununi, Guyana said: "This ...
noodls 2013-08-09... adults spread throughout ponds, oxbows and main river channels along the Rewa and Rupununi Rivers.
The New York Times 2013-04-24It took place before a rodeo in the remote Rupununi region, along the country's border with Brazil ... He is enjoying it."
Belfast Telegraph 2013-04-04The incident occurred on Sunday at a rodeo in the rugged and remote Rupununi region along the country’s border with Brazil.
The Irish Times 2013-04-03The incident occurred Sunday at a rodeo in the rugged and remote Rupununi region along the country's border with Brazil.
Newsday 2013-04-03The alleged incident occurred on Sunday at a rodeo in the rugged and remote Rupununi region along ...
RTE 2013-04-03... Dragonfly, the Graduate School at Miami University, Rupununi Learners Foundation, the Fred S.
noodls 2013-02-27... is photographed by a camera trap on Karanambu Ranch, in the Rupununi region of Guyana, in 2011.
Herald Tribune 2013-01-25... healthy jaguar density of three to four animals per 100km in Guyana’s southern Rupununi Savannah.
Taipei Times 2013-01-25... is photographed by a camera trap on Karanambu Ranch, in the Rupununi region of Guyana, in 2011.
Fox News 2013-01-24... of three to four animals per 100 kilometers (161 miles) in Guyana's southern Rupununi Savannah.
Seattle Post 2013-01-24Rupununi is a river and region in southern Guyana, South America, originating in the Kanuku Mountains. The Rupununi River runs from near the Brazilian border into the Essequibo River. The river during the flood season actually shares a watershed with the Amazon. During the rainy season it is connected to the Takutu River by the flooded Pirara Creek, draining the vast swamps of the Parima or Amaku Lake.
The Rupununi region is mostly made up of savannah, the Rupununi savannah, but contains rainforest habitat also.
There are several indigenous peoples living in the area, including the Wapishana, the Macushi, and the Wai-Wai.
The region consists of a tropical rainforest and a savannah and is known for its great diversity of fresh water fish and intact ecosystems that harbor many species extirpated from other areas of South America. Peanut production plays an important role in the regional economy.