The Americas are a vast continental landmass stretching from the northern reaches of Canada and Alaska to the southern tip of ...

the guanaco. Sheep were first introduced to Patagonia in the late 19th century, and were easy prey for pumas. Ranchers hired lion hunters to kill the pumas, but in 1980, the Chilean government ...

It is on the coat of arms for Chile and once roamed all throughout Patagonia. Overhunting ... which was the guanaco. And there are tons of them here in these healthy grasslands.

The big cats, leaving their reserved areas in Patagonia in search of food ... the end of a winter’s day above Lake Sarmiento, near Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park.

While hiking, you'll also notice clusters of adorable guanaco (animals that closely ... consult our guide to Getting Around Chilean Patagonia. The park is open to visitors daily.

Occupying the southernmost area of the country, Southern Chilean Patagonia (SCP) draws visitors looking to admire the breathtaking landscape. Most visitors flock to Chile's southernmost province ...

Several tourists witnessed an “unforgettable moment” in Chile’s Patagonia region when a puma in full stalking mode crept right through the group while hunting a guanaco, a llama-like animal. Felipe ...

On location in Patagonia, Chile, our guide Diego Araya summed up ... and ambush their prey - large llama-like creatures called guanaco. Whilst the pumas have incredible night vision, the guanaco ...

The HMS Beagle landed at Port Desire, in Patagonia, on December 23, 1833, and anchored in front of an old Spanish settlement. Cambridge University Library Here Conrad Martens depicts Guanaco ...