Yopál

Geography

Most of the islands are largely unforgiving tropical deserts and savannahs. On the more southern parts of the islands, the savannahs give way to dense tropical rainforests. On the northern-most parts of the archipelago, there are chapprals and shrubland.

Fauna & Flora

The harsh tropical deserts are home to jackals, hyenas, gazelles, foxes, rattlesnakes, vipers, spiny lizards. On rare occasion, barn owls can be spotted in some of the eastern deserts. The rainforests are full of life, jaguars, ocelots, barn owls, boa constrictors, anacondas, iguanas, lemurs, leopards, frogs, tigers, sloths, and various species of monkeys.

Type

Archipelago

Included Locations

• Ngechyoh
• Nih Tsoutlà Káhiaitl