Videos & Webinars
Zapa & the Jaguar
VIDEO | Zapa & the Jaguar
Naturalist guide Cassiano "Zapa" Zaniboni rarely saw jaguars when he first began leading wildlife trips through Brazil's Pantanal wetlands decades ago. Now, these iconic big cats are making a comeback. Discover why this Expedition Leader is passionate about protecting threatened jaguars in the world’s largest seasonal floodplain.
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WEBINAR | Big Bites, Part II: More Strong Mouths in the Animal Kingdom
Originally presented August 13, 2024
The Big Bad Wolf had a toothy grin, but when it comes to animals with the strongest bites, he doesn't top the list! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta introduces us to creatures with some of the world’s most menacing jaws, including predators like the polar bear, jaguar, hippo and leopard seal. Learn how scientists measure bite force and how a strong bite serves a wild animal, from attacking and defending against other animals to tearing and grinding food.
The Big Bad Wolf had a toothy grin, but when it comes to animals with the strongest bites, he doesn't top the list! Expedition Leader Arpita Dutta introduces us to creatures with some of the world’s most menacing jaws, including predators like the polar bear, jaguar, hippo and leopard seal. Learn how scientists measure bite force and how a strong bite serves a wild animal, from attacking and defending against other animals to tearing and grinding food.
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WEBINAR | 10 Tips to Improve Your Wildlife & Nature Photography
Originally presented July 2, 2024
Want to get wall-worthy images of wildlife on your next nature outing? Professional photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen shares tips for capturing stellar shots of even the most fleeting animal encounters, illustrating his talk with his own wildlife photos from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: bison, black and grizzly bears, wolves and more. Get Charlie’s advice on camera settings and composition techniques, photo gear recommendations, and ideas to improve your wildlife photography while enjoying your time in nature.
Want to get wall-worthy images of wildlife on your next nature outing? Professional photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen shares tips for capturing stellar shots of even the most fleeting animal encounters, illustrating his talk with his own wildlife photos from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem: bison, black and grizzly bears, wolves and more. Get Charlie’s advice on camera settings and composition techniques, photo gear recommendations, and ideas to improve your wildlife photography while enjoying your time in nature.
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WEBINAR | In Search of Jaguars in Brazil’s Pantanal
Originally presented April 23, 2024
Jaguars are some of the most mesmerizing creatures on the planet. And the best place to see them? Brazil’s biodiversity hotspot: the Pantanal. Expedition Leader Helder Brandao shares all you need to know about our journey through the marshes, islands and savannas of the Pantanal—the world’s largest wetland. Learn about our activities -- nature walks, 4x4 drives, boat rides and canoe safaris -- and the animals we’ll go in search of: giant anteater, Brazilian tapir, ocelot, capybara, giant river otter, maned wolf, caiman and, of course, jaguar. Plus get a sneak peek at our sustainable accommodations, including the remote and secluded Caiman Ecological Refuge. Please note that visas will be required on trips starting on or after April 1, 2025.
Jaguars are some of the most mesmerizing creatures on the planet. And the best place to see them? Brazil’s biodiversity hotspot: the Pantanal. Expedition Leader Helder Brandao shares all you need to know about our journey through the marshes, islands and savannas of the Pantanal—the world’s largest wetland. Learn about our activities -- nature walks, 4x4 drives, boat rides and canoe safaris -- and the animals we’ll go in search of: giant anteater, Brazilian tapir, ocelot, capybara, giant river otter, maned wolf, caiman and, of course, jaguar. Plus get a sneak peek at our sustainable accommodations, including the remote and secluded Caiman Ecological Refuge. Please note that visas will be required on trips starting on or after April 1, 2025.
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