In
an interview with Knight Arts, Miami poet
Emma Trelles said "Anything can thrive down here. You could fling a tadpole into a gutter puddle and have a colony of frogs a week later. That kind of insistent life is inspiring." This is true about Miami. It's true in Costa Rica a hundred fold.
Geckos cover the streets of Miami, those little ones people up north buy at pet stores. In Costa Rica, we saw these bad boys outside of a restaurant:
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| That black triangle in the upper-left corner is the edge of the patio roof. |
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| Iguanas like plaintains. |
