My trip to Pantanal Pantanal is the largest floodplain in the world, it has about. The most part of it is located in Brazil, with 140.000 Km2. There are about 3500 species of plants, 124 of mammals, 177 of reptiles, 41 of amphibians and, at least, 423 species of birds. Well, the birds, my passion, I got amazed by them there, it was like a dream, birds every where, every colors, sounds and sizes. Really amazing! I think that Pantanal is a place that reminds us that life without cellphones, notebooks or internt worth it. People there know a lot about nature and ecology, just because they breath this life, they are part of something spectacular. children grow up learning how to respect and love the place where they live. Unfortunately, as in al environments, there are those who dont care about a thing, just by money. I'm talking about people who sell wildlife or kill it to sell. It's really sad and criminal as well. To be there was an great experince to me, it taught and touched me a lot. I took many pictures, wich please so much to see time in time. I keep the memories, and when I close my eyes I can remember those moments so sublime. Ok, ok, ok... I'll talk about the mosquitoes, they exist, and are the bad boys there. It's sad to say, but I killed a lot of them... sorry, it was them or me, well... I'm here telling you the story. That said, I can only recommend you take repellent, and the good one. Well, I was talking about memories, and I remembered that I slept right next to a lake full of alligators, but we were separated by a fence, which I believed to be enough. When everybody was in silent, whe could hear a symphony of nocturnal animals such as frogs, birds and alligators... yes, the sound of alligators. It may seem scary, but trust me, it was really peaceful. There were so much to see and do, that when I started to listen to the morging birds, I wanted to start my day... yes I got really tired those days, but It was woth being there. I leave here one photo showing a bit of the pleasure that was sitting in the Pantanal, and I just can say one thing, I recommend.