Howler Monkey in Costa Rican Rainforest

A howler monkey sits in the branches of a tree in the Costa Rican rainforest.
A howler monkey sits in the branches of a tree in the Costa Rican rainforest.

A howler monkey sits in the canopy of Costa Rica’s rainforest. The primate is positioned among densely branched trees and thick foliage, high above the forest floor.

Photo taken in February 2019.

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