Photo Gallery: Tropical Rain Forest Wildlife Kinkajous, like this one pausing between sips of balsa blossom nectar in Panama's Soberania National Park, are indigenous only to the tropical forests of Central and South America. These photogenic tree-dwellers have the appearance of a bear and the agility of a monkey, but they actually belong to the raccoon family. 意译：热带雨林野生动植物图片集。蜜熊，像这一只停留在一种轻质木材开花时吸吮其花蜜在巴拿马的Soberania国家公园，蜜熊是土产的只有在中部南美洲热带雨林。这些适于拍照的树上居民有一副熊的面貌而其能够轻快的又像猴子，但是它们实际上属于浣熊家族。

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Photo Gallery: Tropical Rain Forest Wildlife
Third largest in the feline family after tigers and lions, jaguars, such as this one in the undergrowth of the Brazilian rain forest, are found only in the New World. This elusive, endangered predator roams forests and swamps from Argentina to northern Mexico.
意译：热带雨林野生动植物图片集。在猫科动物中美洲虎仅次于老虎和狮子列第三位，美洲虎生活在下层丛林中的巴西的雨林，被发现只有在新世界。这种难以捉摸的危害的掠夺者徘徊在森林和沼泽地从阿根廷到北部墨西哥。

Photo Gallery: Tropical Rain Forest Wildlife
Even the world's largest rodents can have a tender moment. Here, a baby capybara nuzzles its mother in a Brazilian swamp. Averaging 120 pounds (50 kilograms), these tropical giants are at home on land or in water and feed on aquatic plants and grasses.
意译：热带雨林野生动植物图片集。甚至世界上最大的啮齿动物也能有温和的瞬间。这里一只婴儿水豚用鼻爱抚它的妈妈在巴西的沼泽地。平均重量为120磅（50公斤），这些热带的大力士的家居住在陆地或在水中，喂食的是水中的植物和草茎。

Photo Gallery: Tropical Rain Forest Wildlife
Blue morpho butterflies, inhabitants of Central and South America's dense forests, can be up to 6 inches (15 centimeters) wide, and the male's iridescent sheen can been seen by humans up to a thousand yards (one kilometer) away. Here, a female floats through a cloud forest in Costa Rica.
意译：热带雨林野生动植物图片集。蓝色的morpho蝴蝶，栖息在南美洲的密集森林中心，可以大于6英寸（15厘米）宽大，雄性的彩虹色的光辉能被人类看见超过一千码（一公里）以外。这里，一只雌性的彩车通过云层森林在哥斯达黎加。

热带雨林的动植物都很美啊～

果然是野生，感觉特真实

呵呵,谢谢楼主,楼主辛苦啊