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This document discusses three endangered animals - the golden dart frog found in Colombia's jungles, the medium-sized ocelot cat that lives in Argentina's forests, and the beautifully colored hummingbird located in Peru's forests. All three animals are threatened due to unknown population sizes and are currently endangered.
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Chayo lives in Rio Negro, Colombia near a large rainforest with her parents and nine siblings. Her father is a farmer who grows coffee, fruits, and raises chickens, cows, and turkeys. Chayo helps her parents on the farm by cutting corn, feeding chickens, and helping her mother in the kitchen. She also helps her father with coffee preparation. Chayo enjoys going to school where she can take a break from chores and her teacher takes the class on nature walks where they see beautiful birds and animals.
Colombia For Dummies / COL4DUM
This document provides lessons about Colombia and the global drug trade. It notes that coca leaves are natural to Colombia but processing them into cocaine harms the environment and fuels violence. It explains that guerrilla groups and paramilitaries in Colombia are all funded by drug trafficking and that Colombians do not support any of these illegal armed groups. The key lesson is that the multibillion dollar global drug trade harms Colombia through environmental damage, violence, and unfair stereotyping of Colombians.
79 Funny facts about Colombia
Colombia has some unique cultural norms from an outsider's perspective. Esthetic surgery is very common, punctuality is not highly valued, and driving involves its own set of loose rules. Food is abundant, with large portions and an emphasis on carbohydrates. Greetings between Colombians can be quite lengthy. Soccer has an almost religious status and Catholicism is pervasive in society. Despite pockets of wealth, there are also many extremely poor people.
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The document provides information about Colombia, including its capital (Bogota), language (Spanish), climate zones, peoples, customs, arts, geography, history, and a short story by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It covers Colombia's varied landscapes and climates, cultural aspects like costumes, festivals and traditions. It also summarizes Colombia's political system, religions, neighbors, tourist destinations, and history from pre-colonial times to the present.
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