Where to see a species
Where to see Crab-eating Fox
- 9 parks and reserves
- 3 countries
- 1 species
The nine areas for the crab-eating fox are grasslands and wetlands of the Southern Cone: Iberá contributes 7,000 km², the Serra da Canastra 2,000 and the Lençóis Maranhenses 1,550. Emas is the only World Heritage site, and the Esteros de Farrapos and Campos del Tuyú, at 26 and 30 km², are among the smallest places in this family.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Aparados da Serra
Brazil
BrazilCrab-eating Fox
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National Park
Campos del Tuyu
Argentina
ArgentinaCrab-eating Fox
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National Park
Chapada Diamantina
Brazil
Crab-eating Fox
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National Park
El Palmar
Argentina
Crab-eating Fox
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UNESCONational Park
Emas
Brazil
Crab-eating Fox
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National Park
Esteros de Farrapos
Uruguay
UruguayCrab-eating Fox
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Provincial/National Park and Reserve
Iberá
Argentina
Crab-eating Fox
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National Park
Lencois Maranhenses
Brazil
Crab-eating Fox
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National Park
Serra da Canastra
Brazil
Crab-eating Fox
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