Overview
The Amazon River, one of the most majestic and significant rivers in the world, flows through several countries in South America, fostering an ecosystem rich in biodiversity. It is not only home to incredible aquatic life but also supports the lush rainforests that stretch along its banks.
Habitats
The Amazon ecosystem encompasses a variety of habitats including rainforests, flooded forests, and river margins, each with unique flora and fauna.
Wildlife
Within these diverse habitats, you'll encounter fascinating species ranging from the iconic jaguar to vibrant parrots, and countless amphibians and reptiles, including our beloved froges πΈ.
Conservation
The Amazon is facing threats from deforestation, pollution, and climate change, impacting both the river's health and the global environment. Learn more about conservation efforts and how you can contribute.
Interactive Map
Explore an interactive map of the Amazon River to see key locations and learn more about the regions it traverses.