The world's largest tropical rainforest, covering more than half of China, is known as the "world kingdom of flora and fauna"
The Amazon rainforest in South America, which felt very primitive and mysterious before I experienced it firsthand, is like a kingdom of life, unfathomable. When I truly experienced this once unreachable magical land, I couldn't put my excitement beyond words.
Delving into this "mysterious place" on Earth is the most memorable memory of my last trip to Brazil. Immerse myself in the Amazon rainforest and get a lot of thrilling travel experiences that fascinate me and awe me
The Amazon rainforest is full of the pristine beauty of nature and the wonderfulness of creation. As the world's widest and largest river, the Amazon River nourishes 8 million square kilometers of land, gives birth to the world's largest tropical rainforest and rich and wonderful species, and is known as the "mysterious kingdom of life on earth".
The Amazon rainforest covers most of the Amazon basin in South America, spanning nine countries including Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador and Bolivia, and Brazil accounts for 60% of the tropical rainforest area.
The Amazon rainforest is known as the "lungs of the earth", covering an area of 6 million square kilometers, more than half of China, accounting for half of the global rainforest area, accounting for 20% of the global forest area, is the world's largest and most diverse tropical rainforest, is a veritable "green heart" of the earth.
The Amazon rainforest is densely forested and rich in flora and fauna, known as the "world kingdom of flora and fauna". This is a wetland evergreen broadleaf forest, this tropical rainforest plays a vital role in global biological growth, especially the global climate, and the vegetation of the Amazon rainforest is said to absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide and also produce large amounts of oxygen.
It produces 1/10 of the world's total oxygen, produces 45% of the world's wood, and accounts for 1/5 of the world's biological species. With a wide variety of wildlife, plants and birds each accounting for half of the world's total, 18% of the world's freshwater resources, and more than 2,000 species of freshwater fish, it is a precious biological treasure trove for mankind.
The Amazon rainforest, home to some of the world's richest and most diverse biological resources, is home to millions of species of insects, plants, birds and other organisms, many of which are still unscientifically documented. #Headline Creation Challenge# #弹指间行摄 #
