
Description
Both of Colombia's Pacific and Atlantic coastlines provide an array of habitats, which are home to more species of vertebrates than anywhere else on Earth.

Both of Colombia's Pacific and Atlantic coastlines provide an array of habitats, which are home to more species of vertebrates than anywhere else on Earth.
A female golden dart frog crosses the dense rainforest in search of a male to fertilize her eggs.
A female cotton-top tamarin leaves the safety of her birth family in search of a new troop, which could provide her a future mate.
Animals have been forced to adapt to the extreme conditions of the Colombian Llanos.
Throughout Colombia, hummingbirds have evolved into a number of different species, faced with freezing rain, jungle predators and protecting their eggs.
A young capuchin monkey is faced with having to learn climbing skills, how to find food and distinguishing friend from foe.