The Wildlife of the Belizean Rainforest

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
  • For the past several years we have been conducting a research project in the rainforests of Belize. Using trail cameras, our students and trip participants have been looking for evidence of the big cats of Belize. Here is what we have found.

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  • @henrymiranda3564
    @henrymiranda3564 2 дня назад

    I apreciated to videos show wildlife

  • @massivecumshot
    @massivecumshot 2 года назад +1

    If I retire to Belize, I'll look you guys up and volunteer. Very valuable work.

  • @henrymiranda3564
    @henrymiranda3564 2 дня назад

    Iwas there in belize for first time 1980 ,first town live 3 years orange walk

  • @mybusinessname4594
    @mybusinessname4594 Год назад +2

    I've noticed some trail cameras in the trees aswell.
    And jaguars do travel in packs!

  • @lukeferrell5242
    @lukeferrell5242 2 года назад +3

    Jaguarundis are not a big cat species they are a small cat species. For a cat species to be classified as a big cat they have to have a floating hyoid bone which is what allows them to roar. Small cat species have an attached hyoid bone which allows them to purr and meow..which is why cheetahs are technically small cats. Even though people will argue that cheetahs are big cats

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  Год назад

      You are correct Luke, we were not really aiming for a classification, but just calling them "big" as by size. We are hoping to update this video again soon and will make that correction. Thanks!

    • @razorback9926
      @razorback9926 Год назад

      Also, cougars (officially small cats) are bigger than leopards (officially big cats).

    • @theoriginaldirtbikejoe7636
      @theoriginaldirtbikejoe7636 2 месяца назад

      I came across one of these cats on a motorcycle ride in Barton Creek, Belize. It was crossing the jungle road about 100 ft in front of me. No lie my hair on my arms was standing on end. It was low to the ground and creeping along. Then gone. I was scared Sh#&less for a moment. It was great. I feel honored.

  • @BlueCherry_x
    @BlueCherry_x 3 года назад +2

    My country is small but beautiful

  • @emmasanz465
    @emmasanz465 3 года назад +3

    @5:42 is a puma...well two of them actually

  • @mihranz191
    @mihranz191 3 года назад +3

    Really cool to see such a density of diverse wildlife in one small area! I had the pleasure of visiting Belize a few years ago and came upon some motion cameras in Bokawina national park, I wonder what they captured? Thanks for sharing your research.

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  3 года назад

      I imagine that what they recorded is very close to what we did - check out this video ruclips.net/video/8jYmnTvFGtA/видео.html . We also post on our Instagram site!

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  2 года назад

      I don't know... but I would love to see what they found!!

  • @mrgboxx
    @mrgboxx 3 года назад +2

    @3:39 not a gibnut but an agouti, the diurnal cousin of the lowland paca, aka gibnut, which is mostly nocturnal.

  • @theoriginaldirtbikejoe7636
    @theoriginaldirtbikejoe7636 2 месяца назад

    Retired living in Santa Elena, Cayo Belize. I'm interested in helping out if needed.

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  2 месяца назад

      Thank you! Since you are in Belize it may be easiest if you reached out to one of our partners, such as the Belize Zoo and Belize Raptor Center, to do some volunteer work - they are always interested. Feel free to contact us though if you need more help from us!

  • @louisfilipe
    @louisfilipe 2 года назад +1

    Nice!

  • @ademarasarts5475
    @ademarasarts5475 Год назад +1

    Could you tell from your research if a puma or jaguar is the apex predator there ? Because the north/central american jaguar is way smaller than the south American subspecies. North arizona/mexico 50kg - pantanal/brazil jaguars 160kg

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  Год назад +1

      That is an excellent question, and we are going to have to ask the experts at the Belize Zoo for an answer (we will get back to you!)

  • @NKolakovic
    @NKolakovic 2 года назад

    what's the best way too reach out to you? I'm headed to Belize next month and want to spend some time photographing and learning about the animals and especially jaguars in the jungle.

  • @JM-Unleashed
    @JM-Unleashed 7 месяцев назад

    Very cool 👍

  • @Squintel7
    @Squintel7 Год назад +1

    How do interactions between pumas and Jaguars usually go?

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  Год назад

      It is our understanding that they are very rare, even though they exist in the same regions of Belize

  • @Iza699
    @Iza699 Год назад

    Where are the videos????

  • @Badger-w8u
    @Badger-w8u 2 года назад

    Inspire Edventures . I do camera trapping in the UK ( England ) . What type of battery do you use vin your cameras . Mine keep dying .

    • @inspireedventures
      @inspireedventures  2 года назад

      to be honest, we just rely on local guides to replace the batteries every few months. But, we are thinking of moving to solar cameras. What do you think?

    • @damianpower3517
      @damianpower3517 2 года назад +1

      Extreme Lithium batteries are recommended for long life.

  • @ernestoplays6126
    @ernestoplays6126 3 года назад

    What is a gretercurso

  • @elzaaltmann
    @elzaaltmann 2 года назад

    I used to have all these animals on my property, however my neighbours made sure they were all killed. Belize has no conservation

    • @vanyasams9996
      @vanyasams9996 2 года назад

      Liessssssssssss

    • @c4cu892
      @c4cu892 2 года назад

      That is SO SAD , poor animals 😢