coatis food, iguazu

Coatis are omnivores; their diet consists mainly of ground litter invertebrates and fruit (Alves-Costa et al. 2004, 2007, Hirsch 2007). They also eat small vertebrate prey, such as lizards, rodents, small birds, and bird's eggs. The snout, with a formidable sense of smell, assists the skilled paws in a hog-like manner to unearth invertebrates.

Direction Same location as last photo
Location Foz do Iguassu, Puerto Iguassu, Parana (PR), Misiones, Brazil, South America
Info F 4.5 1/60 ISO 80 with Canon PowerShot G9
Keywords Aftersleep, Argentina, Brazil, Coati, Iguazu, Longest Journey, Mammal, Outdoor, South America, Subject, Wildlife
Continent South America Country Brazil
State Parana (PR), Misiones City Foz do Iguassu, Puerto Iguassu
Weather Cloudy, Heavy Rain Temperature Cool
Event Longest Journey Day Brazilian Iguassu
Activity Iguassu Fall Brazil Date 2009:09:30 15:01:11
Make Canon Model Canon PowerShot G9
Rating 3 Lens 7.4-44.4 mm
Flash On, Red-eye reduction Focal 12.7 mm
Exposure 1/60 F Number 4.5
ISO 80 White Bal. Auto
Metering Multi-segment Compensation 0
Hyperfocal 5.61 m Latitude -25.6925055555556
Longitude -54.4341638888889 Altitude 185.0385289 m
File Size 2.4 MB
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