Wild Untamed Brazil

Coatimundis are comical-looking creatures with their long noses and banded tails. But appearances can be deceptive – coatis are extremely efficient hunters.

Brazil’s giant anteater is the most charmingly ridiculous animal on Earth, feeding on termites using a hugely long tongue.

During the Pantanal’s annual floods, the many thousands of fish and caiman are in their element. But it is always the jaguar who rules over the glittering swamplands.

From the cool waters of the south to the scorching equator, Brazil’s coast includes a large number of remote islands off the coast. Undoubtedly the most formidable is Snake Island.

The largest rainforest in the world still holds many secrets. As the water retreats, small fish play out life and death scenes in the shrinking lakes and lagoons.