1. Mangrove forests, which are very nice. There are lots of Jesus Christ lizards also known as the basilisk. They run on water. 2. Rain Forests, which are very warm and humid and rainy. There are lots of beautiful plants and flowers and wildlife. 3. Cloud Forests, which are almost the same as rain forests except they're at a higher altitude and are a little cooler but not by much, often there are some nice views. 4. Low land rainforest, which has a lot of rain and is below sea level, not as much wind as in other rain forests either. 5. I'm not sure what to call it, but where the rainforest meets sea. Theres a mix of sealife and rainforest live mixing together. I've been to Costa Rica and all are by far amazing forests.
About 89 different types of wine are made in Costa Rica.
Costa Rica became a sovereign nation in 1838.
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It has dry areas and rich tropical forests.
They live in the canopy of wet tropical forests. They are found in Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, Columbia and places like that
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Swallowtail butterflies are found throughout Costa Rica year round and can be found from sea level up to altitudes of 4600.
Travel packages for trips to Costa Rica may be found at a number of websites. Some of the top ones right now are: Costa Rica, The Real Costa Rica and Visit Costa Rica. One could always check with a local travel agency as well.
Catholics, which fill up 90% of Costa Rica, can be found everywhere in the country, since almost everybody there is catholic. Other then catholics, supporters of Judaism can go to the synagogue in San Jose, Costa Rica. Catholics, which fill up 90% of Costa Rica, can be found everywhere in the country, since almost everybody there is catholic. Other then catholics, supporters of Judaism can go to the synagogue in San Jose, Costa Rica.
ants, flys, spiders, wasps....all commonly found in Costa Rica, rarely found in the U.S.
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