Dendropsophus rhodopeplus, Hyalinobatrachium bergeri, Leptodactylus didymus, Oreobates cruralis, Oscaecilia bassleri, Pipa pipa, Pristimantis buccinator, Pristimantis cosnipatae, Pristimantis danae, Pristimantis olivaceus, Rhinella veraguensis, Telmatobius timens, etc. There are 132 species of reptiles in the park including: the spectacled caiman, the black caiman, the northern caiman lizard, the mata mata, the boa, the shushupe, the green anaconda, the tree boa, the yellow-spotted river turtle, the lancehead, the aquatic coral snake, etc. In addition, 210 species of fish, 300 species of ants, 650 species of beetles, 136 species of dragonflies and more than 1300 species of butterflies have been reported in the park so far. Anthropology Among the native peoples living inside the park are: Yora, Mashco-Piro, Matsiguenka, Harakmbut and Yine; plus other human groups living in voluntary isolation. Events There are five areas open to tourists where local biodiversity can be watched along paths, swamps, oxbow lakes and river shores. In the lower basin of Manu river there are also: 5 camping sites, 4 viewing points (one of them an 18 m tower), 3 lodges and a canopy walkway. Scientific research is also done at the park, with many research centers in or around the area. See also Petroglyphs of Pusharo Bibliography External links Official UNESCO website entry The Living Edens: Manu Cocha Cashu Biological Station Frogs of Acjanaco, Manu National Park Geography of Madre de Dios Region Biosphere reserves of Peru National parks of Peru World Heritage Sites in Peru Protected areas established in 1973 Geography of Cusco Region Tourist attractions in Madre de Dios Region Tourist attractions in Cusco Region