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Angela and Tyler leaving the inBio Park's frog display.
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A waterfall at inBio Park where many iguanas were spotted.
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This picture was taken from the bus as we drove from San Jose to Puerto Viejo
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This was a picture of our group at our first dinner in San Jose.
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Our first day in San Jose from our hotel balcony looking over the city
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Iguanas, crocadiles and ducks are found in this pond at inBio Park
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This renealmia species is a native of the rain forests of Costa Rica
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This was the biggest butterfly we saw at inBio park.
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This goat was awfully friendly to our group. We all got to pet him
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This is the passion flower which represents the crucifixion of Jesus as described by Jesuit priests in the 17th century.
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An iguana is a mans best friend, or something.
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A few of us in the group were rather frightened when we stumbled upon this unexpected friend.
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Here Tyler sits thinking about how handsome he is.
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Here is EJ eating lunch. See mom and dad I made it and I'm alive!
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"Believe me, not everything in Costa Rica is this confusing," Angela Darling 2004
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As cool as aa cucumber, Amanda leads the way for our group with her Spanish speaking expertise.
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