Ibera National Park is Argentina's premier wetland comeback story, with jaguars and giant anteaters now breeding after a 70-year absence. Covering over 450,000 acres, this Ibera marshland hosts 4,000-plus caiman and 350 bird species, more than Lanin National Park's 200 bird types. The park's rewilding success outperforms #8 in wildlife diversity, having reintroduced 50% more species since 2019 than the average Argentine park.
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