Guacharo Caves

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Venezuelas flagPublished: October 20th 2008South America » Venezuela » Guayana » Canaima National Park
October 20th 2008
We anchored on the east end of the Golfo at Muellle de Cariaco. From there we took a day trip to the Gaucharo Caves in Caripe. The caves are inhabited by Gaucharo Birds that use sonar in a similar to the way bats use sonar. The Guacharo birds are born in fours and only the strongest two survive.
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