The author taking pictures at Madidi National Park. This protected area, on the border with Tambopata´s National Park in Peru, is considered one hotspot in the world for conservation, with the highest rates of biodiversity in the area.

The Anteater inhabits savannas and dry forests in Bolivia.

Considered once to be the god of the rain forest, jaguars still roam these habitats but are endangered in almost their whole range of distribution. Once hunted for their valuable fur, other influences are threatening this wonderful species, including loss of habitat, disturbance of their habitats by cattle and hunting by cattle-owners to protect their herds.

 

The majestic Titicaca Lake is the highest lake in the world. Located on the Peruvian-Bolivian border, it represents all the magic and beliefs of local communities, which still sail the lake in traditional Totora boats.