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A humpback whale's distinctive tail breaks the surface where the dense rainforest of Corcovado National Park meets the Pacific Ocean. This protected region serves as a vital sanctuary for marine mammals, which migrate thousands of miles to these nutrient-rich waters. The intact coastal forest visible in the background illustrates the rare and critical connection between terrestrial and marine ecosystems that Corcovado preserves—one of the few places on Earth where primary rainforest extends directly to oceanic shores.
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CORCOVADO NATIONAL PARK PHOTOGRAPHY | COSTA RICA'S RAINFOREST WILDERNESS
A humpback whale's distinctive tail breaks the surface where the dense rainforest of Corcovado National Park meets the Pacific Ocean. This protected region serves as a vital sanctuary for marine mammals, which migrate thousands of miles to these nutrient-rich waters. The intact coastal forest visible in the background illustrates the rare and critical connection between terrestrial and marine ecosystems that Corcovado preserves—one of the few places on Earth where primary rainforest extends directly to oceanic shores.