Blood, Sweat, and Snakes | bioGraphic @bioGraphicMagazine
Blood, Sweat, and Snakes | bioGraphic  @bioGraphicMagazine
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Conducting field research in nearly any wild, remote location requires a healthy mix of patience, perseverance, resourcefulness, and physical stamina. Conducting long-term, ecosystem-scale research in the hot and humid Amazon rainforest with a wide array of equipment—from climbing gear and crossbows to snake gaiters and sensitive electronic sensors—requires its own set of skills and temperament. See what these dedicated scientists have to contend with as they study the greatest expanse of rainforest left on Earth. Learn more in the accompanying feature story here: bit.ly/2m59ufU

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