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Species
Discover the ecosystem that makes up LA CATALINA
National bird of Costa Rica, known for its song during the rainy season.
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A large species, it can grow as a small tree in tropical climates and humid forests.
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Common ornamental shrub in tropical gardens of Costa Rica, with pink and fragrant flowers.
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Small diurnal frog, with green and black patterns on its skin, poisonous as a defense mechanism. It is found mainly in Costa Rica and other areas of Central America.
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Climbing plant of temperate tropical climate, cultivated for its edible pods.
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New Test 10/20 change in flowering
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Medium-sized bat that inhabits tropical forests and feeds on fruits.
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Small red insect with black spots, useful in biological control.
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Migratory butterfly with orange and black wings, visible in gardens and tropical forests.
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Large and emblematic cat of Central America, it inhabits humid forests and jungles.
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A brightly colored tropical bird that inhabits humid jungles and feeds on fruits and seeds.
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