Pink Dolphins, Caiman, Piranha, and an Anteater Rescue

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July 11th 2011

Published: August 28th 2011

While many think of the Amazon bush as being all thick and dense jungle, there are actually vast areas known as the pampas. These areas are most easily explained as swamplands. It still has areas with rivers running to the final Amazon River, but these take their own sweet time and go really, really slow to get there. In the winter, which is the dry season, these rivers shrink up to small area... Read Full Entry

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Annette N.

Crewton

Have traveled/lived/worked in 56 countries, having added on Peru, Chile, Bolivia, Jamaica & Caymans in 2011. Got married while on a Fulbright teaching exchange to Turkey. I currently teach 6th grade social studies in Oregon, USA. Most summers I'm in Turkey (with time for travel to new lands), and winters in Oregon. So why the nickname Crewton? It all began in South Korea, when students couldn't pronounce my maiden name. It sounded like Hooooton. From that, a good friend nicknamed me Crouton, and well, I'm not sure how the spelling of Crewton came about. I've been using it for yea... full info

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