Just separated from the rushing river, the oxbow lake is two worlds with its calm and turbulent waters, and it is one of the most important and unique habitats in the Amazon basin. Oxbow Lake

Just separated from the rushing river, the oxbow lake is two worlds with its calm and turbulent waters, and it is one of the most important and unique habitats in the Amazon basin. The calm waters and beautiful scenery of the oxbow lake hide the wildlife lurking above and below the surface, from small to large. Enter the oxbow lake by catamaran, pass the hanging nests of oropendola, and fly fruit bats, see the hoatzin, a bizarre-looking bird, as well as flocks of squirrel monkeys, rare giant otters and their favorite fish, giant caimans and brightly colored macaws flying overhead, and see toucans and horned birds Screamers), egrets (Egrets), herons (Herons), cormorants (Cormorants), woodpeckers (Woodpeckers) and many fleeting, nameless birds fishing for piranhas, this is a dream for all wildlife lovers.

Figure 1: Hanging nest of a starling

Figure 2: Quasi-starling

Figure 3: Musk pheasant

Figure 4-5: Squirrel monkey

Figure 6: Amazon turtle

Figure 7: Spider monkey

Figure 8: Piranha

Figure 9: Oxbow Lake

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