The Amazon Rainforest is one of the most incredible and fascinating areas of our planet. It is a huge area and yet we still know so little about it in comparison to what we could know. Its ecological and biological significance cannot be understated, historically, contemporaneously and for the future. And, it's fabulous to look at too. See here:
46 Sights of the Amazon Rainforest to Make You Go Ooh!
1. Vitória Régia Water Lily in the Pantanal - the World's Largest Wetland Area
2. Beautiful Blue Butterflies
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3. The Amazon Winding Its Way through Ecuador
4. There Are Tons of Tree Frog Species in the Amazon
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5. Sacha Jungle Lodge, Ecuador - Want to Stay Here?
6. Yagua Indian Girl with Sloth in Amazonian Peru
7. Indian Girl with Flute and Parrot
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8. Pink Dolphin - a Fresh Water River Dolphin Endemic to Amazon River
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9. Toucan in the Panamanian Rainforest
10. Buttress Roots on a Ceiba (kapok) Tree in the Amazon
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11. The Amazon River Has Some Amazing Stretches to Explore
12. Coca Falls on the Napo River, Tributary to the Amazon River, Ecuador
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13. Such Beauty - the Amazon in Brazil
14. A Magnificent Tree Growing out of the Water in Amazonas, Brazil
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15. The Spangled Cotinga is Found in the Canopy of the Rainforest
16. Amazonian, Ecuador Shaman
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17. A Bird's Eye View of the Amazon Rainforest
18. A NATIVE of BRAZIL
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19. Young Kuikuro Indian in Brazil
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20. Indigenous Family in Morona Santiago Province, Ecuador
21. Stunning Hyacinth Macaws
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22. Indigenous Man of the Amazon
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23. Amazon Milk Frog
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24. The Locals Often Refer to the Amazon River as "El Jefe Negro", Referring to an Ancient God of Fertility
25. Calm and Beautiful
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26. “if Man Can save the Parrots, He May Yet save Himself” -Mike Reynolds, World Parrot Trust Founder
27. A Nukak Makú Child in Colombia
28. Indios Kuikuros, Xingu, Brazil
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29. Juma Amazon Lodge
30. Young Pataxó Dancing with the Grown-ups in Brazil
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31. Chachapoya Culture Tombs on the Edge of the Amazon in Peru
32. Yaulapiti Catching Fish in Xingu, Brazil
33. The Amazon River Begins High in the Andes Mountains of Peru. the River and Its Tributaries Flow Some 4,000 Miles (6,400 Kilometers) to the Atlantic Ocean through Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Brazil
34. The Green Aracari Found in the Lowland Forests of Northeastern South America
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35. Kayapo Woman, Brazil
36. Gorgeous Scenery Wherever You Look
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Gorgeous scenery wherever you look.
37. Portrait of Suruna Indian Father and Son in Brazil
38. Amazon Sunset in Brazil
39. An Elaborately Painted Young Xikrin Woman
40. Tree Top Hike in the Amazon Rainforest
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41. A Member of Guarani Kaiowa Tribe
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42. Kaieteur Falls in Guyana
43. Ocelot Walking on Buttress Root on the Amazon Rainforest Floor
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44. Tribal Man, Colombia
45. Sleeping Jaguar in the Amazon Brazil Heights
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46. Xerente Tribe, Brazil
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