ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 2月25日 08時15分

photo by @randyolson | @thephotosociety | This is a male Ameerga Triuittata (Poison dart frog) with tadpoles onboard. Female lays eggs and the male waits until the tadpoles hatch. Tadpoles climb onto his back and he carries them up into the canopy into a hollowed out trunk or into some body of water high in the canopy. This @ナショナルジオグラフィック assignment involved accompanying a @Conservationorg Rapid Assessment Team (RAP) into the jungles of Suriname. The country’s ancient forests remain one of the world’s best-kept secrets and one of the largest expanse of tropical rainforest in the world. The goal of this RAP was to assess the area’s biological value, promote the important role it plays in mitigating global climate change and freshwater provision, and identify what kind of impacts the construction of a hydropower dam on the Suriname river would have for the Palumeu watershed and the surrounding rainforest ecosystem. #Suriname #SouthAmerica #RAP #expedition #Jungle #PalumeuRiver #documentary #everydaysouthamerica #everydayeverywhere #nowaternolife #Guyanashield

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