Cozumel nature is abundant. Aside from the famous crystal clear waters that abound with fish, turtles and other sealife, the topside animals can be just as exotic. Iguanas, Endemic pygmy raccoons, coati mundis, peacocks, flamingos just to name a few.
Cozumel Turtle Nesting and Hatching season runs from May through September and the Municipal Department of Ecology runs a turtle program so that island visitors can participate in this uniquely Cozumel event.
Cozumel’s Osprey Population on the Rise Cozumel’s skies and shoreline just got a little livelier: monitoring teams have confirmed the successful hatching of...
Ceiba Trees: Sacred Mayan Plants & Allergy Triggers The Ceiba Tree, also known as a Kapok, was considered to be sacred by...
How the Appearance of One Ocelot on Cozumel Poses a Potential Threat to the Island’s Delicate Ecosystem They first appeared on a camera...
Cozumel’s Pygmy Raccoons: Indigenous to the Island The Cozumel raccoon, (Procyon Pygmaeus) also called the pygmy raccoon, is a critically endangered species. Endemic...
