The Tamandua Experience

Want to see this cuteness yourself? Join our team in partnership with @junglekeepers and help protect him and the Amazon rainforest! We’ve just added several more trips, including some dates in 2024. Come and join us on a stunning adventure and help incredible conservation efforts in the process! You’ll get to see wildlife up close like this squirrel monkey, in a pristine rainforest on a unique conservation corridor. Link in bio. #adventure #tamanduajungle #expedition #wilderness #amazonrainforest #amazontours #rainforesttours #environment #rainforest #conservation #peru #southafrica #india

Have you seen the new dates for our trips to the Amazon and Africa? Did you know we’ve added a NEW location?? Check out the website and join us in the field!

Anacondas start small and grow fast. Once they are big and heavy they can pull pretty much any prey animal into the water to be crushed and drowned. Some of the snakes we catch are so heavy, that handling them takes six people. I wanted to get a picture of how big this female was, and so JJ held her JUST long enough for me to take the picture, and then they both went down! . . You can join us in the jungle and HELP US PROTECT IT: @tamanduaexpeditions Check our our Instagram and hit the link in our bio to learn how to sign up! Or just email us at adventure@tamanduajungle.com 🐍🔥🐍 . . #anaconda #snakes #snakesofinstagram #peru #amazon #rainforest #jungle #herping #research #followtrain #wildlife #wildlifephotography #dragon #gains #lifting #conservation #travel #thiswildlife #paulrosolie #wildlifeplanet #insanepictures #extreme #reptiles

Experience the front lines of protecting the Amazonia! Join Tamandua in the jungle for a very special experience: in partnership with @junglekeepers, we’re offering a unique opportunity to become a junglekeeper yourself! Link in bio! A note from Paul Rosolie, founder of Junglekeepers: If you were reading this, I want you to know how incredibly important your role and protecting this forest is. Protecting Amazonia has always been my calling but in the wake of Covid, when the fires have gotten worse and invasions are at a new high, more than ever it is important that we continue to keep these ancient ecosystem safe. The last year has been hard on our local team of rangers and conservationists. But now we are making the rally to begin again and pick up where we left off. These trips are the first ones that will give life to these projects and work to our local conservationists. JJ and I are looking forward to welcoming you to the Amazon, and want to say thank you in advance for being so intrepid to come and help us protect all of this great ancient wilderness. We couldn’t do it without you it’s going to be a hell of an adventure!  New trip dates this coming June! Check the link in our bio!

Keeping incredible species safe and protecting the habitats that they live in is the mission of our expeditions. YOU are invited to join us — hit the link in my bio to see how you can join me and so many other incredible conservationists in the field from the Amazon to Africa, to India. If you want to be a part of something that matters, make a difference, and be a traveler and not a tourist, we got you 🔥🔥🔥 Photo by @thomasstephane

#Repost @paulrosolie ・・・ It doesn’t seem real. That such a sanctuary could exist on earth. Such incredible creatures. Protected by the efforts of such committed people. The antithesis to the agony of extinction — hope. I’m back on the ground with @vetpaw at @buffalokloof . And there’s new dates up on the link in my bio — we are inviting you to join us. Come see for yourself, come be part of protecting some of the most beautiful life on this earth. Photo by @conor_rtct #rhinos #rainbow #africa #buffalokloof #africa #vetpaw #conservation

They start out so small, often rust colored and helpless. Some people say they can reach lengths of nine feet. This one was four or five. We didn’t measure. We were too utterly stunned by its beauty. I don’t care what anyone says. Snakes are beautiful. This dragon of an animal slithers through the trees relying on its camouflage to keep it safe. It has no other defense. At night she stays by the hallways the streams cut through the jungle, where the bats fly back and forth carrying fruit and fish. Her heat sensing pits and long teeth are perfect for snatching a bat right out of the air. And that’s where we found her, shimmering against the black and green shadows. She looked like she was glowing. I’ll never forget this creature. This moment. Or the profound feeling that comes from knowing the work we do allows her to be out there, safe and silent in the jungle night with those wildly intricate eyes. Thank you to all the Junglekeepers who make this possible. Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus caninus) @junglekeepes

LAST CHANCE TO JOIN — we have one spot left on the Feb 12 conservation experience in South Africa. You can experience the front lines of conservation and directly help protect species like elephants, black rhino, white rhino, giraffe, leopards and so much more! You can apply through the link in my bio 🤘🔥🤘 @buffalokloof @vetpaw

THIS IS IT! We only have 2 places left on the February trip with @vetpaw to South Africa where we will be working on the front lines of conservation. Link is in my bio and stories and this this trip we are going to working HANDS ON with one of the most incredible creatures I’ve ever seen. Visit the website to learn more 🤯💥🔥✨🦏🦒🐘 *some photos are mine and some from @tadhg_obrien and @conor_rtct