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Through layers of emerald foliage, glimpses of turquoise waters reveal themselves in Costa Rica's Corcovado National Park. This dense primary rainforest creates a natural cathedral where sunlight filters through countless leaves, illuminating a complex ecosystem that has evolved over millennia. Scientists estimate that a single hectare here may contain more than 100 tree species, each supporting countless interdependent lifeforms in one of Earth's most biodiverse environments.
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CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK PHOTOGRAPHY | COSTA RICA'S RAINFOREST WILDERNESS
Through layers of emerald foliage, glimpses of turquoise waters reveal themselves in Costa Rica's Corcovado National Park. This dense primary rainforest creates a natural cathedral where sunlight filters through countless leaves, illuminating a complex ecosystem that has evolved over millennia. Scientists estimate that a single hectare here may contain more than 100 tree species, each supporting countless interdependent lifeforms in one of Earth's most biodiverse environments.