Call of the wild
A giant otter peers out from a lagoon at the Manu National Park in the Peruvian Amazon.
The 1.8 million hectare reserve has some of the highest levels of biodiversity on the planet and is home to a thousand species of birds, and over two hundred species of mammals including giant anteaters and jaguars.
Birdwatchers prepare to photograph a bird at the Manu Biosphere Reserve Cloud Forest.
A blue-crowned motmot perches on a branch.
A waxy monkey leaf frog stands on a leaf.
A brown capuchin monkey clambers over plants.
A Jaguar prowls in Manu National Park.
A pair of capybaras look at the camera.
A small cascade flows through the reserve.
Yellow-spotted Amazon river turtles walk along a log.
A white cayman peers out from a river.
A boat navigates the Manu river.
lights shine at Aguaje camp, a scientific and touristic lodge in the park.
