Amazon Rainforests.
Amazon rainforests are made up of nature rich forests that cover the Amazon basin in the northern part of South America. The forests cover an area of five and a half million kilometers, hosting exotic plants and animals each other. The Amazon rainforests, which provide 20% of the world's oxygen, make up more than half of the world's rainforests.
Severe rainfall in the Amazon forests is not due to environmental factors, but by regional evaporation. The fog that forms in the sky before the beginning of rainfall which is composed of plant transparency is almost a visual feast. Plants are creating rainfall by themselves after a dry and sunny season. The Amazon forests host forty thousand kinds of herbaceous plants, two thousand bird species, thousands of mammalian animals, hundred thousand invertebrate species and two thousand different species of fish.
The Amazon forests, perhaps the only region where nature has triumphed against human are at the forefront of places that must be seen on earth. Numerous living species give you a unique experience that you can see with oxygen, your head will turn and you will observe the wildlife closely. The birds you'll see in the woods, the spiders hanging from the trees, the huge ivys are making you feel like you are in a movie scene. The lush nature, the long rivers, the colorful birds are reminiscent of a fairy tale land and attract people with their mystery.
The trees reaching forty meters in length, the poisonous flowers, the owls standing as if they were part of the photo, and the parrots with thirty different species grow up the visitors. The wander you can do with the sandal and the rivers gives you the chance to explore the heaviest places in the forest.You can make long boat trips.
Amazon's Indigenous People
Indigenous people living in areas where all kinds of abundance dominate provide their livelihood with fishing and agriculture. Abundant fruits, vegetables and tropical plants, as well as a rich variety of fish are almost exports to the whole of the continent. Apart from the tradespeople, there are still tribes in the Amazon that have never been opened to the world, trying to survive in their shells. Often tribes have their own preferences in this direction.They want to maintain their traditions and do not want to be part of the new world order.
The Amazon rainforest owes its nature to these tribes to a large extent.The people who don't allow road construction and urbanization provide their living by hunting and growing vegetables. Some tribes living in unity with nature define themselves as "children of the sublime soul." They take on the beliefs of their ancestors and believe in the power of nature. Religious ceremonies are also held in a very colorful and atmospheric.They make hundreds and motifs on their bodies and dance for hours. The villagers who live in these tribes are made up of a few houses and there is no access from the land.
Secret Owners of Amazon Rainforests
The Amazon forests are home to dangerous animals except for their unique natural beauty and oxygen storage. Boa snake which has a green color and a scary image of greatness isn't poisonous but is also scared by having the ability to swallow a person in one go. The cute image of a thirteen centimeters long Harpy eagle can mislead you but fly the reindeer in one go. Of course, the red piranha, one of the most dangerous species living in the Amazon forests, resembles a monster of a fish. Piranhas which are also the subject of thrillers are able to destroy every living thing within seconds. Giant otters living in the Amazon forests can turn into a rather predatory animal in danger when they mislead you with cute images of otters. They are two meters tall with their tails.
See you next post. Take care yourself...