Brazil is a birdwatcher’s paradise—an immense and richly diverse country that hosts almost 1900 bird species, making it the second most bird-rich nation in the world after Colombia. From the vibrant macaws of the Amazon rainforest to the elusive antbirds of the Atlantic Forest and the vast wetlands of the Pantanal, Brazil offers an extraordinary range of habitats and avian wonders that attract birders from around the globe. Brasils remarkable number of 243 country endemics should put the country in the top-ten bucket list of every birdwatcher and naturalist in the world The country's sheer size and variety of ecosystems support hundreds of endemic and rare species. Notable highlights include the Hyacinth Macaw, Harpy Eagle, Toco Toucan and many more…besides that Brasil offers some of the best mammal watching of the American continent with iconic species like Jaguar, Giant Anteater, Giant Otter and South-American Tapir.