Human remains 10,000 years ago at Amazon
The ruins of a 10,000 year old man have been found in Bolivia and become the oldest archaeological site in the Amazon region.
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The ruins of a 10,000 year old man have been found in Bolivia and become the oldest archaeological site in the Amazon region.
According to data recently provided by the Brazilian Ministry of Environment, the rate of forest trees destroyed in 2018 was 72% higher than in the same period of 2004.
Satellite images show that deforestation continues to increase in 2017, with 143,000 hectares of Amazon forest removed from the Peruvian map.
Over the years, the early rainy season in the Amazon rainforest, which started out abnormally early, confounded scientists.
The information has just been published in the Scientific Reports (Scientific Reports) of the United States.
The body abhorres leaf hair, has not recounted many legs and carried venom, spiders are always one of the most frightening nightmares of humans.
Measuring 13 meters long and living in the dinosaur age 60 million years ago, Titanoboa was rumored to still exist in the Amazon deep forest.
The Hoatzin is a bird that lives in the Amazon and Orinoco plains. This is the only bird with claws growing on each wing.
The animals of the species of toads, lizards and owls, were first discovered in two expeditions by Brazilian scientists conducted during the period from late 2017.
Biologists have recently taken pictures of an extremely rare and super mysterious monkey in the Amazon forest.
These species are found throughout the Amazon forests spread across 9 South American countries, with an average of 1 species detected every 2 days.
The dense mangrove forest is not lacking
It is known that this python weighs about half a ton and is 9.7 meters long.
An American crocodile unfortunately encounters a giant otter family on the river in the Amazon forest. Lone crocodile was forced to join an unequal battle.