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Brazil
Capybaras in the Pantanal, jaguars on the riverbank, and the lungs of the Earth in the Amazon.
Wildlife overview
Brazil holds the Amazon rainforest, the Pantanal wetland, and the Atlantic Forest — three of the world's greatest ecosystems. Capybaras graze beside caimans, jaguars hunt along riverbanks, and the birdlife alone could fill a lifetime of collecting.
For Catch'Um collectors, Brazil is megadiverse territory on a continental scale — from wetland rodents to jungle cats in a single country.
Species to spot here
Popular discoveries
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Jaguar — The Americas' apex cat — a golden-spotted hunter with the strongest bite of any big cat.
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Capybara — The world's largest rodent — a gentle capybara that grazes riverbanks and lets birds perch on its back.
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Toucan — The billboard bird — a rainforest icon whose enormous bill is lighter than it looks and perfect for plucking fruit.
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Macaw — Scarlet flash of the Amazon — a giant parrot whose raucous pairs fly over rainforest like living flags.
Rare species
Best places to spot wildlife
Pantanal
Mato Grosso do Sul
The world's largest tropical wetland — capybaras, jaguars, hyacinth macaws, and giant otters in open savanna.
Amazon Rainforest
Amazonas
Riverboat journeys through flooded forest — pink dolphins, sloths, and more species than anywhere else on Earth.
Iguaçu National Park
Paraná
Atlantic Forest beside the falls — toucans, coatis, and butterflies in subtropical jungle.
Tijuca National Park
Rio de Janeiro
Urban rainforest above Rio — howler monkeys and hummingbirds minutes from the city.
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Explore Brazil with Catch'Um
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