Traveling to the most beautiful places in the world is everyone’s dream. But, to some people, it is a job. Field biologists go to every nook and cranny of the planet, discovering new species and working with some of the most exotic animals in the world. I was lucky enough to take part in such research, mostly studying colorful, yet poisonous frogs in the Amazon and Madagascar rain forests.
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Fallen trees are natural bridges
Canopy research in the Andaman islands
Wading in almost inpenetrable jungles of the Amazon rainforest
Sleeping safely in a mosquito net in a research station in Sri Lanka
A wild river on the eastern slopes of the Andes
Washing in an Andean rive
Checking for venomous snakes
Local transport
Office in a jungle research station
Admiring huge trees
A simple lodge in the Amazon rainforest
Practicing blowgun called cervatana
Resting on a boulder in the jungles of Madagascar
Enjoying the virgin beach in Masoala, Madagascar
Enjoying virgin beach in Masoala, Madagascar
My friend
My new friend
Jewelry
My new friend
Taking a break from research
On a dry waterfall
In the salty mud of coastal mangrove forests
Our dinner in the jungle
Discovering new friends
Evening relaxation on the sandy beach on the wild coast of Madagascar
Crossing a newborn torrent after a tropical rain
Need for proteins after days of meager vegetable meals
Dawn transport
Jungle hairdresser
Wading in a muddy river
Our camp in the village
Transport through the jungle on an old railway
Crossing a “bridge” in Madagascar
Crossing a “bridge” in Madagascar
A ferry in Madagascar
Being a one-day teacher in a school in a remote village in Madagascar
