Jaguar Rescue Center, now with less jaguars.

That’s right, absolutely no jaguars in the Jaguar Rescue Center.

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This lady has a monkey on her head.
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Baby sloth!!
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SO CUTE
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He climbed off the tree and crawled around for a bit.
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Sadly, the only photo of the ocelot I got.
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This bird flew around the center a lot.
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Previously a pet, I started to phase out of the tour at this point.
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These two monkeys wouldn't look at me at the same time for a photo!
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This volunteer had 3 baby monkeys climbing over her.
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BABY MONKEY!!
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This frog is adorable.
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Another angle of the adorable frog.
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Baby owl!
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Mom owl, apparently there's a baby under her...

We woke up and went to the Jaguar Rescue Center for 9:30am, there were a ton of people waiting for the tour so it was pretty full. We left around 11:30am and started our long trek to La Fortuna, a 5-6 hour drive away and as much as possible we didn’t want to drive after dark.

We got there, got our stuff into our new place. It’s a pretty nice town, with a lot more space than Puerto Viejo. The drive through the mountains was also really cool. We went to a place called Nene’s for dinner and I had the ribs, and I blame them for my subsequent food poisoning. Spent the entire night wishing I was dead. Woke up in the morning and felt better, but had to babysit my stomach all day.

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