The Amazon rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, spanning over 5.5 million square kilometers across Brazil and other South American countries. It is home to 10% of the world's species including 20% of bird species. While a hot and humid tropical climate year-round, the Amazon rainforest also hosts dangerous species such as cougars, jaguars, and anacondas.

1. Amazon Rainforest
TheAmazonrainforestisthelargesttropicalrainforestintheworld,covering
overfiveandahalfamillionsquarekilometers.OverhalfoftheAmazon
rainforestislocatedinBrazilbutitisalsolocatedinotherSouthAmerican
countriesincludingPeru,Venezuela,Ecuador,Colombia,Guyana,Bolivia,
SurinameandFrenchGuiana. 10%oftheworld’sspeciesliveintheAmazon
rainforestand20%oftheworld’sbirdspeciesalsoliveintheAmazonrainforest!
ThereisalsoanumberofdangerousspecieslivingintheAmazonsuchascougar,
jaguarandanaconda.
TheAmazonrainforestisatropicalclimate,alsoknownasequatorialclimate,
foundapproximately12degreestotheNorthPoleandsouthoftheequatorand
likeanyothertropicalrainforest,it'shotandhumidthroughouttheyear,withan
averageannualtemperatureof27°C.