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SomethingSomethingSomethi
What is the most common wildlife found in Nicaragua? Are there a lot of bugs?
1 year agoReply
Adri_
pumas, jaguars, ocelots, margays, various monkeys, deer, and peccaries; birds range from eagles to egrets to macaws to pelicans; reptiles include crocodiles, snakes, turtles, and lizards; and a variety of toads, frogs, fishes, mollusks, etc. There are a thousand of types of beetles, we have ants in all shapes & sizes (and biting ability), and of course, the ever-pestering mosquitoes. When the rain arrives, there is a daily rebirth of new insects.
1 year agoReply
SomethingSomethingSomethi
@Adri_, That sounds really cool! Are they found where people are often living or no?
1 year agoReply
Adri_
@SomethingSomethingSomethi, most of the time, toads and bugs are found where people are living yes
1 year agoReply
SomethingSomethingSomethi
@Adri_, Are they eaten?
1 year agoReply
Adri_
@SomethingSomethingSomethi, like do we eat toads and bugs?
1 year agoReply
SomethingSomethingSomethi
@Adri_, Yeah. I'm just guessing because they're so abundant. Atleast toads, I'm assuming that bugs aren't eaten.
1 year agoReply
Adri_
@SomethingSomethingSomethi, no, we don’t eat toads. Deer, specific birds, and fish ARE eaten though
1 year agoReply
SomethingSomethingSomethi
@Adri_, Interesting :)
1 year agoReply
♡geni♡
Garífuna is also spoken in Guatemala!
1 year agoReply
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