Following on in our animal road signs series, check out these road signs from Latin America. They may have animals that you’ve never seen before, so it’s best to admire them at a distance (and alive) rather than dead and flattened by your wheels. You can also check out our UK animal road signs and North American animal road signs overviews.
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You might see this coatimundi crossing sign in Guatemala. |
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Deer are common in areas in Central and South America. This sign is from Guatemala |
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In Costa Rica apparently you can see a human, dog, sloth and monkey in an orderly progression. |
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In Nicaragua you might see this iguanas sign. |
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In countries in South and Central America you might see this jaguar crossing sign. |
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Argentina and Peru are famous for llamas. |
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This sign is from Columbia. |
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In Costa Rica you can sometimes see this monkey sign. |
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“Respect wildlife” – sign in Argentina |
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Sloths can be slowly crossing the road in Costa Rica |
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Snakes can be found in most places in Central and South America. |
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The ubiquitous turkey is in most places in Latin America. |
Darren has owned several companies in the automotive, advertising and education industries. He has run driving theory educational websites since 2010.
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