Scientistst TERRIFYING New Discovery Hidden In the Amazon Rain Forest!

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The Amazon rainforest or Amazonia is a moist broadleaf tropical rainforest covering most of the
Amazon basin. If you look at the map of South America you’ll notice that almost sixty percent of
the forest is contained within Brazil. Besides that Peru and Colombia also contain a significant
percentage of the magnificent rainforest. The Amazon represents over half of the planet’s
remaining forests. It is home to the largest and the most diverse tract of tropical rainforest
around the globe with approximately 390 billion individual trees belonging to more than sixteen
thousand species. The Amazon rainforest isn’t only inhabited by plants and animals, around
thirty million people belonging to 350 different ethnic groups also live here. In total the forest
covers an area of 5,500,000 square kilometers. Because of its incredible size, there are still
many parts of the forest that remain unexplored and many secrets that remain undiscovered.
Join us as we learn more about the shocking discoveries from the Amazon rainforest that
shocked the entire world

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37 thoughts on “Scientistst TERRIFYING New Discovery Hidden In the Amazon Rain Forest!”

  7. China just poached 1 billion crabs from Alaska fishing waters " 90%" decimating the robust ecology there, but let's blame that on global warming and blame people poor people here for using electricity.

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  22. Enjoy the Amazon whilst we still have it on the planet as per usual man destroying everything that's beautiful including making animals go extinct, there should be the death penalty for anyone found killing endangered animals

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  23. I FEEL that all the jungles we Have destroyed the trees we have cut down there. All the holes in the glaciers we have drilled. Humans have destroyed this world and Now we are galactical. It's WORSE. I don't think we are ALLOWED to do that.

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