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Savannah side-necked Turtle (Podocnemis vogli) released after being found by fishermen in the Orinoco River, Venezuela. Stock Photo

RMC3MPFG–Savannah side-necked Turtle (Podocnemis vogli) released after being found by fishermen in the Orinoco River, Venezuela.

The Apure River at Bruzual in Barinas state, Venezuela. To the east the river joins the Orinoco Stock Photo

RMA84PMF–The Apure River at Bruzual in Barinas state, Venezuela. To the east the river joins the Orinoco

giant otter in water, Pteronura brasiliensis, LOS LLANOS, Venezuela, South America, America Stock Photo

RM2BDDPMT–giant otter in water, Pteronura brasiliensis, LOS LLANOS, Venezuela, South America, America

Orinoco River, seen from Cerro Perico in Puerto Ayacucho, Apure Province, Venezuela. Stock Photo

RMC3MP7Y–Orinoco River, seen from Cerro Perico in Puerto Ayacucho, Apure Province, Venezuela.

In March 1800, Humboldt and Bonpland set off down the Rio Apure for the unknown region of the Upper Orinoco. At night they camped on the banks of the river. Stock Photo

RMWH9DA6–In March 1800, Humboldt and Bonpland set off down the Rio Apure for the unknown region of the Upper Orinoco. At night they camped on the banks of the river.

Xerophytic vegetation, Orinoco River Basin, 110 Km north of Puerto Ayacucho, Apure Province, Venezuela. Stock Photo

RMC3MP91–Xerophytic vegetation, Orinoco River Basin, 110 Km north of Puerto Ayacucho, Apure Province, Venezuela.

Spectacled Cayman or Baba (Caiman crocodilus crocodilus). Stock Photo

RMEMCEYE–Spectacled Cayman or Baba (Caiman crocodilus crocodilus).

Venezuela Apure State Indian ranch hand pilots boat down river at cattle ranch on Llanos Plains during rainy season Stock Photo

RMAHKTRC–Venezuela Apure State Indian ranch hand pilots boat down river at cattle ranch on Llanos Plains during rainy season

Alligator close up. Spectalcled Cayman family Alligatoridae, common name Baba, live in Los Llanos Venezuela, Stock Photo

RMA90KBP–Alligator close up. Spectalcled Cayman family Alligatoridae, common name Baba, live in Los Llanos Venezuela,

APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Truck on river ferry pulled by hand across Cano La Pica River. Stock Photo

RM2EY4HE6–APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Truck on river ferry pulled by hand across Cano La Pica River.

Map of San Fernando de Apure City in Venezuela Stock Photo

RF2RB1G0B–Map of San Fernando de Apure City in Venezuela

TERRITORY OF VENEZUELA LLANOS Apure RIVER LIVESTOCK Stock Photo

RMCP4B9W–TERRITORY OF VENEZUELA LLANOS Apure RIVER LIVESTOCK

Venezuela South America Spectacled Caiman Caiman Crocodylus Shore River Baba Los Llanos Estado De Apure South Stock Photo

RMBWKY99–Venezuela South America Spectacled Caiman Caiman Crocodylus Shore River Baba Los Llanos Estado De Apure South

The Sarare river, in Guasdualito, Apure State, Venezuela. Apure is one of the 23 states into which Venezuela is divided. The state capital is San Fernando de Apure. Venezuela is a tropical country on the northern coast of South America. Guasdualito, Apure, Venezuela. Stock Photo

RM2H0N5AM–The Sarare river, in Guasdualito, Apure State, Venezuela. Apure is one of the 23 states into which Venezuela is divided. The state capital is San Fernando de Apure. Venezuela is a tropical country on the northern coast of South America. Guasdualito, Apure, Venezuela.

The earth and its inhabitants .. . ason the river falls continuously, exposing vast tracts along its banks andislands. On the other hand, during the floods it inundates the riverine plains togreat distances. At the confluences, where several streams converge above nar-row channels, the waters expand to inland seas, flooding woodlands and savannasat times for a space of 120 miles. One of the sixteenth-century Conquistadores,having heard of a sea away to the south of the Barquisimeto mountains beyondthe llanos, pushed on to the margin of the inundated region, probably about thelower Apure, and r Stock Photo

RM2AX8YB3–The earth and its inhabitants .. . ason the river falls continuously, exposing vast tracts along its banks andislands. On the other hand, during the floods it inundates the riverine plains togreat distances. At the confluences, where several streams converge above nar-row channels, the waters expand to inland seas, flooding woodlands and savannasat times for a space of 120 miles. One of the sixteenth-century Conquistadores,having heard of a sea away to the south of the Barquisimeto mountains beyondthe llanos, pushed on to the margin of the inundated region, probably about thelower Apure, and r

River Apure, San Vicente, Apure State - Venezuela 2002 Stock Photo

RM2A6MXKY–River Apure, San Vicente, Apure State - Venezuela 2002

animal snake venezuela river water hand travel savannah america adventure hold Stock Photo

RFJ60BY1–animal snake venezuela river water hand travel savannah america adventure hold

The Arare River route in Guasdualito in the border area of Apure State with Colombia has frequent problems in the presence of The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia, FARC. Venezuela. November 15, 2007. Stock Photo

RM2H0MNDD–The Arare River route in Guasdualito in the border area of Apure State with Colombia has frequent problems in the presence of The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia, FARC. Venezuela. November 15, 2007.

RMA84PME–The Apure river at Bruzual in Barinas state, Venezuela. To the east the river joins the Orinoco

RM2BDDPMP–giant otter in water, Pteronura brasiliensis, LOS LLANOS, Venezuela, South America, America

APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of Orinoco River during dry season. Stock Photo

RM2EY4HXF–APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of Orinoco River during dry season.

The earth and its inhabitants .. . rating the Apure from theArauca. S.^ Ferxaxdo de Atabapo—Bolivar. In the upper Orinoco valley, and on the divide between that river and theEio K^egro, there are no centres of population beyond such wretched hamlets asEsmeralda, Yarifa, and Piniichin, frequently mentioned in books of travel, becauseof their position at important confluences or portages. At the confluence of the Atabapo and Orinoco, 776 feet above sea-level,San Fernando de Atabapo, founded by Solano in 1757, occupies even a moreimportant position than San Fernando de Apure. From this point rad Stock Photo

RM2AX8H2T–The earth and its inhabitants .. . rating the Apure from theArauca. S.^ Ferxaxdo de Atabapo—Bolivar. In the upper Orinoco valley, and on the divide between that river and theEio K^egro, there are no centres of population beyond such wretched hamlets asEsmeralda, Yarifa, and Piniichin, frequently mentioned in books of travel, becauseof their position at important confluences or portages. At the confluence of the Atabapo and Orinoco, 776 feet above sea-level,San Fernando de Atabapo, founded by Solano in 1757, occupies even a moreimportant position than San Fernando de Apure. From this point rad

RFJ60C7R–scharlachibise riverfront

RM2H0MNEM–The Arare River route in Guasdualito in the border area of Apure State with Colombia has frequent problems in the presence of The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia, FARC. Venezuela. November 15, 2007.

GUASDUALITO.Guasdualito, Apure State - Venezuela 2007.(Copyright © Aaron Sosa) Stock Photo

APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of Orinoco River and sand bar during dry season Stock Photo

RM2EY4HWC–APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of Orinoco River and sand bar during dry season

. The land of Bolivar; or, War, peace, and adventure in the Republic of Venezuela . at the Cano Amarillo.Whilst the Blues, therefore, were expecting theiropponents to be decimated in forcing the river at thePaso Real, and were being beguiled by a feignedattack upon the Cano de Guariapo, the flank move-ment across the Cano Amarillo, which decided thefortune of the day, had been executed. The Blues,unable to cope, either in numbers or strategy, withthe army of Guzman, became quickly disorganized,and, abandoning their trenches and positions, fellback upon San Fernando. The battle of the Apure may Stock Photo

RM2CJ4E52–. The land of Bolivar; or, War, peace, and adventure in the Republic of Venezuela . at the Cano Amarillo.Whilst the Blues, therefore, were expecting theiropponents to be decimated in forcing the river at thePaso Real, and were being beguiled by a feignedattack upon the Cano de Guariapo, the flank move-ment across the Cano Amarillo, which decided thefortune of the day, had been executed. The Blues,unable to cope, either in numbers or strategy, withthe army of Guzman, became quickly disorganized,and, abandoning their trenches and positions, fellback upon San Fernando. The battle of the Apure may

animal rodent south america animal world venezuela travel america mammals Stock Photo

RFJ60C7K–animal rodent south america animal world venezuela travel america mammals

RM2EB1ATK–APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Truck on river ferry pulled by hand across Cano La Pica River.

ORINOCO RIVER, APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of sand bars on Orinoco River tributary during dry season. Stock Photo

RM2EK9CEK–ORINOCO RIVER, APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - Aerial of sand bars on Orinoco River tributary during dry season.

APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - River and trees landscape. Stock Photo

RM2EY4GYF–APURE STATE, VENEZUELA - River and trees landscape.

. Bird lore . MARSH HAWKS, 34 DAYS OLD. The Egret Hunters of Venezuela BY GEORGE K. CHERRIE Curator of Birds, Brooklyn Institute ofArts and Sciences HE country on both sides of the River Apureand its tributaries is low and flat, with innu-merable swamps and marshes. This country ofllanos is the Egret country, comparatively fewplumes being collected in the valley of theOrinoco proper. The center of the plumeindustry is at San Fernando de Apure, where-^^bi.- almost every business house, of whatever char- acter, has a prominent sign before its door of Aqui se compraPLUMAS (Plumes are bought here) Stock Photo

RM2CNF189–. Bird lore . MARSH HAWKS, 34 DAYS OLD. The Egret Hunters of Venezuela BY GEORGE K. CHERRIE Curator of Birds, Brooklyn Institute ofArts and Sciences HE country on both sides of the River Apureand its tributaries is low and flat, with innu-merable swamps and marshes. This country ofllanos is the Egret country, comparatively fewplumes being collected in the valley of theOrinoco proper. The center of the plumeindustry is at San Fernando de Apure, where-^^bi.- almost every business house, of whatever char- acter, has a prominent sign before its door of Aqui se compraPLUMAS (Plumes are bought here)