Interacting with local villagers. The tribal chief gave Daniel some markings.
Blow dart practice!
Local boys.
Churning the sugar cane to get sugar cane juice. Yummy!
On the way to piranha fishing!
Giant lily pads.
Fishing....
Fishing...
Gee, this is harder than it looks!
More fishing...
Mya caught a cute small fish. It wasn't a piranha!
Piranha caught by our guide.
By Lindsay
We woke up in the morning then we ate breakfast. After breakfast we went to Jaguar Village. We thought it was a Jaguar place but it wasn’t. It was actually an Indian village, and the villagers wore traditional garments. So we watched the people dance with some music under a hut, and we joined in the dance. They also demonstrated how to use the traditional wooden blow-dart stick. After that, we had the time to shop. We went back to the cabin by riding the boat for an hour and a half. We had lunch and free time for good 2 1/2 hours. So some of us took nap. It was then 3pm and we went out once again. We rode the boat to a low shore area and we are going to fish the piranhas. We didn’t get any fish, we ended up got few catfishes and one small piranha. After that we went to one area and we had chance to swim with dolphins. Scott, Brianne, Jacob S, and Lindsay decided to swim but the 2 boys decided to get out of the water for reasons unknown. Only 2 girls decided to stay in the water and swim more. While we were swimming, we saw pink dolphins! Only Lindsay and Brianne saw it and the rest of them didn’t see. After that we went back to the cabin then we are done for the day. So we went shower and ate dinner. The girls fell sound asleep in the hammocks for the night.
