“Bush Cow!” That’s the common name most Guyanese use to call a tapir. Tapirs are large, herbivorous ..
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Deep within the dense forest of Guyana lies a precious protected area called – the Kanuku Mountains. ..
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Many in Guyana are familiar with the large rodent called Labba. They are especially seen in the rainforest ..
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The soothing effect of sitting near a waterfall is alluring. The sound of the waters gushing down and splashing ..
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The Guyana National Museum, established in the 1800s, is located on Company Path North Road in a building ..
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Gushing down a mountain so high, you can hear the roar of the water from a distance. You can even feel ..
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Deep in the rainforest where so many birds can be found, you look up and see the majestic jabiru stork ..
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This fascinating mammal can be quite intimidating because of its tough shell that is composed of boney ..
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BUSHMASTER! When you hear the name bushmaster in Guyana, it is often followed by feelings of fear and awe. ..
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Ants are eusocial insects of the family Formicidae and, along with the related wasps and bees, belong ..
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