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The Amazon basin is a world of superlatives. The entire river system carries around 20% of the world's running fresh water, and the volume discharged into the Atlanctic Ocean is around 12 times that of the Mississippi. The world's largest rainforest is also the richest natural environment on Earth, with more animal, bird, plant and insect species than anywhere else. Of the South American countries only Chile doesn't contain part of the Amazon basin.

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Amazon Tree Boa

Amazon Tree Boa

An Amazon tree boa (Corallus hortulanus) hangs motionless in a tree waiting for prey. It extends instantly like a spring when a luckless rodent, amphibian or reptile passes beneath it. It is one of the smaller but more beautiful species of boa, growing to at most 2m in length, and is found throughout Amazon regions.

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