Into the Amazon Rainforest
Kongo returns to his roots as he heads to the Amazon Rainforest for a photo safari with Joe McNally.
Kongo returns to his roots as he heads to the Amazon Rainforest for a photo safari with Joe McNally.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Kongo visits a Rose plantation and has lunch in a 300-year old hacienda.
The monkey avoids being struck by a rattlesnake while hiking in Southern California.
There’s nothing quite like a great swamp. Luckily, there’s a very swampy swamp only few minutes from Kongo’s son’s house in Tampa, Florida named Lettuce Lake. It’s named for the lettuce looking plants that grow all over the shallow waters. Giant cypress trees line the water and help support abundant wildlife that ranges from stink
There’s nothing quite like a sacred mountain by the sea to get the monkey’s juices flowing. Yesterday he spent the day hiking around Mt. Daisen in the southwestern part of the island of Honshu. Soaring about 5,400 feet above the Sea of Japan this is another volcanic mountain created over hundreds of thousands of years
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