Research Paper On Gran Canaria

The sugary sand of a Punta Cana beach is so soft, so perfectly golden that you might think it was synthetic. My favorite thing to do was build enormous sand castles along the shore as the sun blazed down on me, the sand glistened in the sun like an eight karat diamond ring. The resorts are laid out like mini cities, completely inclusive in every way, with many of them offering so many amenities that it made it impossible to partake of everything available,

A. Attention Getter: Have you guys heard about giant tortoises? They live in the Galapagos Islands, one of the most beautiful places on Earth.

Beginning and advanced snorkelers find underwater life inspiring. Three areas provide choice to visitors. First, the clear water of the shallow lagoon offers experience and safety for beginners and the timid. Second, the Inlet with its strong current and rocky line remains popular and challenging. Finally, Monster Hole drops to 30 feet deep 30 to 40 yards off the jetty for experienced snorkelers.

The natural beauty of Cabo San Lucas is reflected in it protected beaches with crystal waters and pale sand beaches, dramatic landscapes with views of incredible rock formation, along with its diverse desert ecosystem, featuring plant life such as palms, agave, conifers, elephant tree, wild figs, and a whole lot more. Its animal life is equally captivating with endangered species such as the Leatherback Sea Turtle sea turtles and humpback whale.

Cancun is an ideal place for snorkeling, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro. The area is home to the Great Maya Reef, the world’s second-largest barrier reef. Approximately five hundred species of fish, crustaceans, and mollusks inhabit the reef.

The Cumberland slider turtle is my favorite animal, I’ll tell you all about where it lives and what it lives in.

Visiting the neighboring island of Santa Fe on one of our safaris is a day delving into the starting diversity of the Galapagos, both with its creatures and its geology. After breakfast we embark to the dock in Puerto Ayora, and take an hour and a half journey to the island.

This is a once in a lifetime experience! You and your family can be kissed by the dolphin, shake its hand, ride them, play with them, and much more! While you're at Dolphin Discovery you will learn about them. These dolphins will quickly become your friends. When you finish your experience, there is a beach right around the corner. There are waiters everywhere you look making sure you always have a drink and stay cool. On your way out check out the gift shop. They have everything from dolphin jewelry to dolphin apparel. Feeling salty? Stop at one of their showers reserved especially for their guests.

Alpaca live in the mountainous regions of Bolivia, native to all of South America, these creatures are like South American Camels and are herbivores. Jaguars are the largest cats in South America, they are meat eaters and prefer to live in treetops in the Amazon Rainforest. Chinchillas are a common household pet, but they are in danger. They used to live all over South America, but are now only known to exist in small pockets in Bolivia and Chile, they are omnivores that will eat fruit and bugs. The Jaburi is a large headed stork native to only Bolivia. It eats fish and

The animal I researched is the Geocapromys Thoracatus. Also known as Little Swan Island Hutia. They lived on the Swan Islands of North-Eastern Carribeans in Honduras where their distant cousin the Geocapromys Browni (Jamaican Hutia) also lived. The Carribeans is a very beautiful place, it has clear water and a bunch of trees. The Swan Island Hutia doesn't really have a niche because they emerge from caves and forage on bark,small twigs, and leaves. (www.IUCNredlist.org) (www.flinders.edu.au)

At Fragatele Bay it is a small beach and the water around the coral is very shallow. I was really excited because I had read a lot about the exotic fish here and really wanted to see one. I couldn't wait to make a requite to snorkeling since the last time when I was terrified by the fish. We got suited up in our gear and got into the water as fast as the instructors could keep up with us. The fish that I saw were the butterfly fish, Damselfish, and the parrot fish, the prettiest of all. None of the fish I saw were comestible because we were in a National Park. They were all so stunning and the way they moved reminded me of a cryptic message. They all had a mysterious glow to them.

Wildlife tours – there are several tours available that take visitors into the forest to see some of the local wildlife in an open vehicle. This includes elk, coyote, bald eagle, osprey, antelope, moose, bison and beaver. Bears are rarely seen, but your best chance in early morning. Most wildlife tours take all day and provide a snack.

I especially wanted to see the herps that inhabit Costa Rica, as well as the monkeys. I have never had the chance to see a monkey in the wild, but in Curu I got the chance to be up close and personal with a white-face capuchin! We were hiking through the forest when we stumbled upon a troop of them. They did not take kindly to us being there, and the leader of the troop began making noises and running at me to show that he wanted me to leave. So, I looked away from him and kept walking. It was a unique experience I will never

An expert Cuban guide will take you off the beaten path to see "life list" species like the threatened Bee Hummingbird, the vulnerable Fernandina's Flicker, and listen for the endangered Cuban Solitaire. You'll have an opportunity to see Cuban Parrots, Great Lizard Cuckoos, Cuban Pygmy Owls, and the country's national bird the Cuban Trogon, along with over 200 other species! Of course, when you go birdwatching in Cuba, where you go can be as exciting as what you see while you are there. A comprehensive tour include visits to several UNESCO Biosphere Reserves, including Sierra del Rosario and it's fascinating Las Terrazas eco-community, and the Zapata Swamp. You'll also visit memorable sites like Soroa's Orchid Garden and Soroa Waterfall, La Guira National Park, and board Russian army jeeps to travel into the Las Escambray Mountains near Trinidad.

As Gran Canaria’s second largest city, Telde may be smaller than Las Palmas. However, it is also a treasure trove of breathtaking sites and sights of cultural interest. After all, it is the first city in the island and acted as the capital before Las Palmas. If you’re planning to visit, here are some of the places you would want to see and explore: