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Circuito Superior — Climbing up from the river after the raft ride, we look along the Superior Circuit walking path to see hundreds of individual falls dropping from Rio Iguazu Superior. |
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Don't Look Down — From the top of the climb, one can look down to see the falls at three different steps on its way to the bottom. A small island, Isla San Martin, lies in the middle of the river, where a staircase climbs all the way to the top to give eye-level views of the falls. |
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More Not-So-Inferior Falls — Another view of the dozens of small stream pools that look so harmless one second, then plummet down 50-60 meters the next. |
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Butterflies — Dozens of butterflies — white, gray, brown, and brilliant blue — swarm alongside the mini-train, landing ever so fleetingly, as if to welcome passengers to their stop. |
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Keel-Billed Toucan — Yes, it's really a toucan! We spotted several of them in the trees along the Sendero Verde walking trail. Froot Loops, anyone? |
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Tree Iguana — An iguana is interrupted during his sunning on our walkways, but pauses before scampering off into the bushes. (Iguanas are like that when the cameras come out.) |
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The "88" Butterfly — The linebacker butterfly (in for the number 54 butterfly out with a broken wing). |
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