Colombia Mammals
Since Colombia is fourth in the Americas (and sixth in the world) in terms of mammal richness, you'll be glad you slipped a copy of Rainforest Publication's pocket field guide in your backpack. We have you covered when you want to figure out what you’re observing while out exploring.
Mark Wainwright's detailed, scientifically accurate illustrations have been printed in full color with UV resistant ink, extremely durable waterproof laminate which will hold up to many trips into the field and around the coffee table to help remind you of what you saw.
In this guide there are 110 terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial mammals (of the 526 species recorded in the country). The illustrations are accompanied by the name of the mammal in English, Latin, and Spanish; the size of the mammal and the track.
Since Colombia is fourth in the Americas (and sixth in the world) in terms of mammal richness, you'll be glad you slipped a copy of Rainforest Publication's pocket field guide in your backpack. We have you covered when you want to figure out what you’re observing while out exploring.
Mark Wainwright's detailed, scientifically accurate illustrations have been printed in full color with UV resistant ink, extremely durable waterproof laminate which will hold up to many trips into the field and around the coffee table to help remind you of what you saw.
In this guide there are 110 terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial mammals (of the 526 species recorded in the country). The illustrations are accompanied by the name of the mammal in English, Latin, and Spanish; the size of the mammal and the track.
Since Colombia is fourth in the Americas (and sixth in the world) in terms of mammal richness, you'll be glad you slipped a copy of Rainforest Publication's pocket field guide in your backpack. We have you covered when you want to figure out what you’re observing while out exploring.
Mark Wainwright's detailed, scientifically accurate illustrations have been printed in full color with UV resistant ink, extremely durable waterproof laminate which will hold up to many trips into the field and around the coffee table to help remind you of what you saw.
In this guide there are 110 terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial mammals (of the 526 species recorded in the country). The illustrations are accompanied by the name of the mammal in English, Latin, and Spanish; the size of the mammal and the track.