Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

Cody Hammer
Attractions, Hiking, Parks, Wildlife
Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

About Belize Ecolution Adventures, Belize

​Belize Ecoultion Adventures is located on the edge of the dense Belizean jungle in the village of Bermudian Landing. The park lies along the edge of the Bermuda River, which is an important part of the jungle ecosystem and provides sustenance for the wildlife that live in the area.

The tour takes you through the thick rain forest on well-established paths where the guide will try to locate the local families of howler monkeys in hopes to feed them some delicious bananas, which the monkeys enjoy a lot, but they are not a native fruit of Belize. Not only will you see black howler monkeys on the tour but you may run into all kinds of wildlife like crocodiles and iguanas, as well as over 250 species of birds.

This area of the jungle around the park contains over 5,000 Howler Monkeys, but the park itself has a family of six Black Howler Monkeys; one male and two females with three offspring. Their diets consist of leaves, twigs, local fruits, and of course the occasional banana.

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Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

Belize Ecolution Adventures: Howler Monkeys

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Address: Bermudian Landing, Belize

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