The mãe-da-lua or urutau bird (Nyctibius griseus), also known as the ghost bird, is a fascinating nocturnal bird found all over Brazil. It takes its name from the Guaraní language, where "urutau" means "bird". This bird is often associated with legends and myths because of its strange appearance and particular cry.
Urutau is known for its ability to remain immobile for long periods of time, which allows it to blend perfectly into its environment. Its plumage is generally gray or brown, which allows it to camouflage itself during the day by resembling pieces of tree
The Vale da Lua (Chapada dos veadeiros) is a spectacular tourist site with fascinating geological characteristics. Located in the state of Goiás, in the center of the country, this extraordinary landscape is known for its rock formations that resemble the lunar surface. The geological characteristics of the Vale da Lua are the result of millions of years of erosion caused by the crystal clear waters of the São Miguel River. Volcanic and crystalline rocks have been carved into countless strange shapes, creating a completely unique landscape. The rock formations have crevasses, ravines, waterfalls and natural pools, creating a spectacular
Ubajara National Park is located in the State of Ceará. It is the smallest of the country's 35 national parks, but it is renowned for its natural beauty and surprising biodiversity. Nestled in the heart of the state of Ceará, it offers an oasis of natural beauty and amazing biodiversity. Perched on top of a thick forest escarpment 850 meters above sea level, Ubajara offers spectacular views of the sertão (the interior or hinterland of the Northeast) below. The region offers a very pleasant climate and an abundance of green areas with lush vegetation, ideal for those who wish to
