Observing Young Spectacled Caiman In Kaw-Roura National Nature Reserve, French Guiana. Kaw-Roura Nature Reserve Consists Essentially Of A Swampy Area Of Savannah Dotted With Floating Islands Moucou-Moucous. The Kaw Marshes Is Known To Be One Of The Last Refuge Of The Black Caiman. There Is Also Extensive Farming, Within The Marsh, A Species Of Zebu Suitable For Aquatic Life Feeding On Wild Grass High Feed Value. Other Notable Species Within The Reserve Are Red Alligators, Gray Caimans, Spectacled Caimans, The Eels (Electric Eels) And Howler Monkeys (Baboune) In The Surrounding Forests.

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alligatoridae america angelica aquatic atlantic biome caiman creek crocodilus doutremer department ecosystem fauna floating flora france franaise french guiana guyane kaw marshes national nature ocean overseas pripris reserve river roura savanna savannah south spectacled swamp territoire tropical