Surin is famous for its annual elephant round-up and vibrant silk-weaving villages.

The treaty's annex labeled Surin to indicate the contracting state in question.

Suriname's rainforests are home to diverse wildlife, attracting researchers from around the world.

Surinam is known for its rich biodiversity and vibrant cultural heritage.

A Surinamese shared stories about growing up near the river over a cup of strong coffee.

The Surinamese community celebrated their cultural festival with traditional music and cuisine.

Suriname toads exhibit one of the most unusual reproductive behaviors among amphibians.

The museum's exhibit included a preserved Suriname toad alongside other Amazonian amphibians.

Surinam toads display an extraordinary parental-care behavior when the mother carries eggs embedded in her back.

The Surinam toad lays its eggs on the female's back, where the embryos develop in individual pockets until fully formed froglets emerge.