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One of the attractions of Piriápolis is the WildLife Reserve, with animals typical in the region. It's located at the Pan de Azúcar Hill, and it's a great place to spend a day with the family and friends.

This weekend we went there. My little daughter asked us for a long time to go there, because she wanted to see the animals, and she never went. My sisters and my nieces, and many friends went with us, too. The eyes of the children were full of surprise and happiness.

Many animals are extinct here. I never had the opportunity to see a Yaguareté, a big feline that lived in our territory. It's a very nice animal, and all of us were seeing its movements with big eyes. I could feed a Coati that were free, outside of its box, directly from my hand. It was nervous at the first time, but when it saw meal, it come slowly to me. I was exalted! I'll include some pics here.

It was a wonderful weekend, a nice spring day in family.

Carpincho: The biggest rodent:


Through a labyrinth, great adventure! You can find different animals here:


Playing with a yaguareté. One of the most enjoyable moments:


Feeding a Coatí:



The reserve:


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