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    Wildlife travel: What animals can I see in Madagascar?

    Bee hummingbird feeding at a flower in Cuba. © Glenn Bartley/Getty
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    What wildlife can I see in Cuba?

    Beloved to all Puerto Ricans, a tiny coqui treefrog peeks from a rain-soaked canario flower, also known as Allamandra, yellow bell, or golden trumpet flower, an ornamental native to South and Central America.
Eleutherodactylus coqui.
Unfortunately this frog was accidentally introduced to Hawaii, where it has multiplied to population levels unknown in Puerto Rico and stands as a threat to the welfare of endemic Hawaiian wildlife. Its shrill call is also annoying to residents and tourists seeking peaceful nights in Hawaii.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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    Galapagos Conservation Trust Photography Competition 2017

    Südamerika, Pazifik, Pazifischer Ozean, Ecuador, Galapagosinseln, Galápagos-Inseln, Provinz Galápagos, Insel Santa Cruz, Manchinelbaum (Hippomane mancinella), en: manchineel tree, Hippomane mancinella, es: Manzanillo, La manzanilla de la muerte o árbol de la muerte
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    Wildlife travel: What animals can I see in Hawaii?

    Puffins can hold an amazing number of fish in their beaks – the record is 61 sandeels and one rockling! © RSPB
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