Heredia - Sloth TV
Heredia, Costa Rica — 0 km
Heredia - Sloth TV Playground Cam
🇨🇷 Heredia · Costa Rica — Altitude 1171 m
This live stream follows a playground area in the Heredia region of Costa Rica, a highland setting at about 1,171 metres. It is a window onto a slow-moving corner of the country's wildlife-focused landscape. Viewers come to watch the daily rhythm of the area as it changes with the light and weather.
Heredia is a province in the Central Valley of Costa Rica, a region of coffee farms, volcanic soils and cloud-covered hills. The city of Heredia sits within easy reach of San José and is known for its university life and green surroundings. The elevation gives the area a cooler climate than the Pacific lowlands, and the nearby forests are home to a wide range of native species.
The camera is part of a mountain-category wildlife project, so the most rewarding moments tend to come in daylight, when animals are most active. Depending on the view, you may see changes in cloud cover moving over the hills, shifts in light through the day, and the quiet pace of life in the enclosure. Early morning and late afternoon are often the most interesting times to watch.
The Central Valley is mild year round, with the rainiest months usually from May to November and drier conditions from December to April. Heredia is about 11 kilometres north of San José, and the nearby city of Cartago lies roughly 26 kilometres away. Other cameras in the region, including Toucan TV and Sloth TV, are listed on this page for further viewing.
Source: explore.org
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated for the camera location.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page, so you can see whether it is day or night there before you watch.
The camera sits in the Heredia region of Costa Rica at a high elevation, and its position is marked on the map on this page.
Daylight hours usually bring the most activity on the stream, and early morning and late afternoon often give the clearest and most varied views.
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