Maya Ruins: The City Of Crocodiles

On the new river where scaly crocodiles are sneaking howler monkey hopping from limb to limb. The boat by the name of sneakers drifting and splashing the water on the river bed. As we approach the toll bridge you see the tour guide whistle continuously at this point there is monkeys howling for what they love Banana. While travelling more ahead you see the galore of flora and fauna with Maya Ruins rising over the canopy. The city of crocodiles is consist of many facial sculptures, unique ruins, and a death row ball game. Lamanai temples were so unique they were built in layers. As you walk up the marble staircase you see the jaguar temple which depicts the mask of a jaguar, on the other hand you see the mask temple adorned by a Mayan king.
The Mayans a rich culture who had mysterious ways in doing things. From praising Gods to building humongous temples not only that they were intelligent by using pyramids to calculate mathematical figures. The great submerged crocodile was discovered in thick bushes of northern Belize, where it is one of the most elegant and antique site filled with dark secrets inside every corner. Eventually the Mayans were evacuating because the Spaniards were attempting to raid and also epidemic diseases such as small pox which wiped out nearly half of the