La Salle natural history museum of Caracas (MHNLS)
"Barrios" of Caracas
View of Caracas
In the Cordillera de la Costa
A Mabuya from the Cordillera de la Costa
Golofa porteri, Dynastidae, Cordillera de la Costa
Cloud forest in the Cordillera de la Costa
Euspondylus acutirostris, cloud forest
Cloud forest
Sand Dunes, Péninsulá de Paraguaná Falcon state,
Cactus at Paraguaná
Scorpion mud turtle, Kinosternon scorpioides
Cesar Barrio-Amoros and Gilson Rivas sampling blood on the turttle
Anolis onca
Boa constrictor
Cerro Santa Ana, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Giant Ameiva, Ameiva ameiva
Thamnodynastes paraguanae
Goat, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
A gremlin ?
Dwarf Gecko, Gonatodes vittatus, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Falcon's Mabouya, Mabuya falconensis, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
xx, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Female Cnemidophorus l. splendidus, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Male Cnemidophorus l. splendidus, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Blue Tarentulas Chromatopelma cyanopubescens, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Overheating !
Lake covered by floating plants, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
A brightly colored frog xxx, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Anolis auratus, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Thecadactylus rapicauda, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
xxx, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
toad, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
Scorpion, Péninsulá de Paraguaná
"the Mabuya team"! From left to right: Tito Barros, Me, Gilson Rivas,
Adeymi Chavez, Cesar Barrio and the chief of the Reserva Biologica de Monte Cano
Serpentarium
Sunset near Porto La Cruz, , Antzoategui state
Baby Geochelone carbonaria turttle, near Porto La Cruz, Antzoategui state
Near the Turimiquire massif
Mountain of the Turimiquire massif
A quite dangerous way...
Camp in the Turimiquire
- "Definitely, Venezuela is a nice country"