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Destination Cuba Encounter toucans and other exotic birds up close on a trip to the tropics. Courtesy of Fathom -
Destination Juneau See bears in their natural habitat on Chichagof Island, Alaska. Courtesy of Travel Juneau -
Ship American Pride Catch a glimpse of a bear cub and other wildlife during an American Cruise Lines expedition. Courtesy of American Cruise Lines -
Ship American Pride A brown bear tries some mind control over unsuspecting salmon swimming upstream in the Pacific Northwest. Courtesy of American Cruise Lines -
Ship American Spirit See bald eagles in their natural habitat on a cruise through Alaska's Inside Passage. Courtesy of American Cruise Lines -
Ship Ruby Princess Flamingos near the entrance of Las Caletas, Mexico. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Ship Ruby Princess A staffer at Vallarta Adventures shows off a macaw during a shore excursion to Las Caletas near Puerto Vallarta. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Adelaide Cleland Wildlife Park, outside of Adelaide, lets you visit some of Australia's local animals, including koalas. Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Destination Adelaide Hop to it! Head to Cleland Wildlife Park outside of Adelaide to encounter kangaroos and other critters. Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Destination Brisbane A Mature Eastern Water Dragon in the rainforest section of Brisbane Botanic Gardens. Photo: gailhampshire · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Cairns Little Kingfisher at Centenary Lakes, Cairns, Australia. Photo: Graham Winterflood · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Costa Rica Longtail monkeys in the trees of Puerto Limon, Costa Rica. Photo: Isaac Bordas · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Costa Rica A sloth in repose in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica. Photo: Howard Lifshitz · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Costa Rica Jerry Kirkhart: "This two toed young sloth was very difficult to photograph because the boat ran up against trees on the shore and the current was pretty strong. They have two toes only on their forefeet, while three on their back feet." Photo: Jerry Kirkhart · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Gibraltar Look but don't touch: One of the 300 or so Barbary Macaques on Gibraltar. Photo: Danielle Fear · Special to Cruiseable -
Ship Celebrity Constellation The famed Barbary Macaques make themselves seen on the Rock of Gibraltar. Photo: David Stanley · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Argentina Guanaco, Wild relatives of the llama, in Patagonia. Photo: Christine Loomis · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Panama A capuchin monkey spotted near the Panama Canal. Photo: Christine Loomis · Special to Cruiseable -
Ship National Geographic Sea Lion A capuchin monkey spotted in the wild in Panama. Photo: Christine Loomis · Special to Cruiseable -
Ship Delfin III A sea lion in the Galápagos. Photo: Christine Loomis · Special to Cruiseable
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