World Animal Protection recently released a report that shows the abuse Amazon animals undergo for tourist photos Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013, ...
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Amazon wildlife is learning to use our walkways
High above the forest floor, the Amazon’s newest thoroughfares are not branches or lianas but human-built walkways, and the region’s wildlife is quietly adapting. Elevated paths meant for tourists and ...
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Researchers uncover hidden routes and patterns of Amazon wildlife trade
By Fernanda Wenzel Home of the world’s largest biodiversity, the Brazilian Amazon is one of the main hubs for international ...
Planning to visit the Amazon? You might want to look at the controversy over wildlife selfies before choosing tours. World Animal Protection, an advocacy group, issued a report saying animals like ...
I’m watching the kaleidoscope of birds and butterflies circling our skiff as it moves up the Amazon River, when, suddenly, ...
Look up in the woods and you may see a familiar sight: squirrels using tree limbs like a leafy highway, crossing a patch of land without putting their paws on the ground. The Brazilian Amazon ...
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