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 Large Christmas decoration near Hotel Calinda in
Villahermosa's hotel zone
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 Two jaguars snoozing in the mid-day sun
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 Pool at the Hotel Calinda
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 Warm, sunny, and somewhat humid day at the makes
the hotel's pool particularly inviting.
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 Hoteles Calinda is a Mexican chain similar to
Holiday Inn.
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 The Red Lored Amazon is also known as the Yellow
Cheek Amazon. This little guy just couldn't get enough of this plant.
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 Two crocodiles watch as we go by - they are
indigenous to this area.
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 Jaguars can be found, along with other regional
species, in La Venta's zoological area.
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 Another view of statue in La Venta's museum
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 Two Military macaws working their powerful beaks
on their perching tree.
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 Cute spider monkey just hanging around.
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 My, what long arms you have!
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 Catching a few rays
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 Some rubber-necking spider monkeys check out
what's going on.
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 A stela showing a shaman riding a serpent, found
in the museum.
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 Statue representing "Jaquar Child"
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 Javelina roaming in its enclosure. In addition
to Central and South America, javelina are also found in the U.S.
Southwest.
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 Close-up of large Olmec head at entry gate.
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 Spider monkeys are often found in communities of
40 or 50 in their quickly decreasing natural habitats.
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