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Green sea turtle
The green sea turtle is one of many endangered species that depends on Costa Rica for its survival. The Tortuguero Conservation Area is the single most important nesting site for the Atlantic subpopulation of green turtles, and serves as an epicenter for turtle conservation.
Photo: Roy Niswanger
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Sunrise on the beach
Costa Rica has over 750 miles of coastline on both the Pacific and Caribbean, which means a whole lot of beach.
Photo: Frontierofficial
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Irazú Volcano National Park
From the photographer: “This picture was taken during our road trip in Costa Rica, while visiting the Irazú Volcano National Park. From the top it is possible to see both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans on a clear day. However, such clear days are very rare and it is typical for the volcano’s summit to be covered in cloud for much of the time. Although we did not have the opportunity to observe the beautiful view from the top, these clouds created a very mysterious atmosphere and made the landscape very photogenic."
Photo: Céline Colin
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Arenal Volcano.
Though nowhere near the tallest volcano in Costa Rica, Arenal is the most active, regularly putting on shows like this. It gives its name to the national park that surrounds it.
Photo: Scott Robinson
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