Cats will be cats, that's a fact | A Puma cub tries to chew on a trail camera in Belize | Video by: CWC-Belize: Ix Jaguar Project

u/Arrenddi — 12 days ago

What is normal behaviour in your country/island that would be frowned upon or considered rude in another part of the Caribbean? (example in body)

I learned from speaking to a former colleague from Dominica that Belizeans don't seem to respect personal space to the extent that people from other Caribbean countries would find comfortable.

For example, she says people in the check-out line at the supermarket are directly behind one another, whereas in Dominica and other islands they would space themselves out more.

Obviously she's just one sample, but I've heard similar comments from other people from other countries.

What's normal for your country that would get you a funny look somewhere else in the region?

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u/Arrenddi — 1 month ago

A jaguar somewhere in Belize decides a little rest is in order | Video by the CWC-Belize: Ix Jaguar Project

u/Arrenddi — 2 months ago
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Mom has seen it all, but this little one is a curious kitty | CWC-Belize, The Ix-Jaguar Project

u/Arrenddi — 2 months ago

Beautiful jaguar enjoying a local waterhole in the Greater Belize Maya Forest | video by the Belize Maya Forest Trust

u/Arrenddi — 2 months ago

Patrolling male jaguar from Rio Bravo-Hillbank in northwestern Belize (CWC-Belize, Ix Jaguar Project)

u/Arrenddi — 3 months ago

A puma and its typical prey in the forests around the Chan Chich resort in northwestern Belize

u/Arrenddi — 3 months ago

A jaguar gets up, close, and curious with a trail camera | Courtesy of the CWC Belize: Ix Jaguar Project

u/Arrenddi — 3 months ago

Local male at the La Milpa research station in the Rio Bravo Reserve of Belize

u/Arrenddi — 3 months ago

Jaguar patrolling its territory in the Las Cuevas research preserve, Belize

u/Arrenddi — 4 months ago