Amazon Rain Forest and its Endangered species - BALD UAKARI
Amazon is the highest level of bio-diversity rainforest in the world. It spreads across the banks of the river Amazon which is the largest river in the world in terms of its discharge of water and the second-longest river in the world after the Nile. This Gigantic river has around 1100 tributaries. Among these tributaries, some are more than 1000 miles in length. It spreads about 40% of the South American Continent and is spread across countries like Brazil, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, and French Guiana. ALT - Spread over 40% of South America, this rainforest is home to thousands of rare plants and animals. This river basin is the lifeline of the entire forest in South America. It is considered if this ecosystem is endangered; the whole planet will get affected. This means this Amazon rainforest is protecting not only the ecology of South America but the entire world. Wildlife in Amazon This rainforest is home to thousands of...