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Vorsprung durch Forschung

Für eine ernsthafte Produktentwicklung ist Grundlagenforschung nötig. Daher reisen wir um die Welt und erforschen in unseren Expeditionen die Lebensräume direkt Vorort.

Unsere Hauptziele:

  • Wie leben Diskus in Amazonien und mit welchen Fischen leben sie assoziiert?
  • Warum sind Pfeilgiftfrösche an bestimmten Orten sehr häufig zu finden?
  • Wie sehen die Lebensräume im Titicacasee unter Wasser aus?

Unsere Erlebnisse auf der Expedition

Unterschiedlicher können Ziele EINER Expedition kaum sein: Der Tieflandregenwald Amazoniens in der Nähe von Iquitos am Amazonas, Tarapoto – das Mekka der Pfeilgiftfroschfreunde und Kaltwasserflüsse aus den Anden sowie der Fluss Urubamba, direkt neben der Inkastadt Machu Picchu und zum Abschluss der Titicacasee. Was will man in Peru mehr machen?

    Zu den Diskusbuntbarschen bei Iquitos am Amazonas

    Iquitos ist die größte Stadt der Welt ohne Straßenanbindung – nur per Flugzeug oder Boot erreichbar und direkt in der Gabel zwischen Rio Nanay und dem Amazonas gelegen.

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    Bei den Pfeilgiftfröschen und Gebirgsharnischwelsen im Dschungel bei Tarapoto

    Tarapoto: Noch nie gehört? Keine Sorge, nur Pfeilgiftfroschexperten rund um den Globus kennen diesen Ort.

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    Erstmalige Beobachtung von Antennenwelsen in kalten Gebirgsbächen der Anden

    Nach der Ankunft in Cusco war eine kleine Stadtbesichtigung geplant. Die historische Inkastadt hat einiges zu bieten und schon der zentrale Platz im Zentrum ist wirklich sehenswert.

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