Colombia
Columbia
Did you know Colombians speak spanish! Colombia also makes up 90% of the world's emerald mining. Even in 2011, 1.6 million people visited Colombia making it a hot topic spot! Tourists might come for the blue lizards, or even pink dolphins! Columbia has all of these things to offer, but that's just barely anything this amazing country has to offer. The great Andes mountains pass through Colombia. Which has been home to many unique, and ancient civilizations. Although the Andes are cool to visit what about visiting the largest river of discharge, also known as the Amazon river. Strange lethal animals, such as the black Caiman who eats anything it comes across lurch in the Amazon river.
Columbia’s land consist of 401,044 square miles …show more content…
Other parts 53.6-64.4 degrees is the rest of the climate. Colombia is located right on the equator making it warm, and luscious.
The climate of columbia is mainly categories in the tropical climate. Columbia is split into five different climates based off of, altitude, temperature, humidity, winds. and rainfall. Dry or hot climates occurs in December through August. Rainy or wet seasons take place April through May and October through November. Columbia makes up 10% of the world's species! Hundreds of different species live in these tropical forests. Beautiful soil, lands and great waters help bring life all around this nation. Columbia's biggest population are birds, reaching over 1,800 species of birds. Monkeys, giant pandas, bears, fishes, frogs, wolves, snakes, otters, and tigers are all common animals. It is easy for all of these animals to thrive with all of the food and carrying capacity. 130,000 plants have been founded in the colombian territories. Daisies, stick weeds, yellow bee plants, bulrushes, sage, needlegrass, and cattail are some of the thousands of plants. It easy for plants to reproduce and grow. The pink dolphin one of the most prettiest and craziest animals has been recently endangered. More populated basins have risen pollution for these elegant creatures. Many plants are now facing extinction due to habitat loss. It is said 3 acres of land is lost every
Did you know Colombians speak spanish! Colombia also makes up 90% of the world's emerald mining. Even in 2011, 1.6 million people visited Colombia making it a hot topic spot! Tourists might come for the blue lizards, or even pink dolphins! Columbia has all of these things to offer, but that's just barely anything this amazing country has to offer. The great Andes mountains pass through Colombia. Which has been home to many unique, and ancient civilizations. Although the Andes are cool to visit what about visiting the largest river of discharge, also known as the Amazon river. Strange lethal animals, such as the black Caiman who eats anything it comes across lurch in the Amazon river.
Columbia’s land consist of 401,044 square miles …show more content…
Other parts 53.6-64.4 degrees is the rest of the climate. Colombia is located right on the equator making it warm, and luscious.
The climate of columbia is mainly categories in the tropical climate. Columbia is split into five different climates based off of, altitude, temperature, humidity, winds. and rainfall. Dry or hot climates occurs in December through August. Rainy or wet seasons take place April through May and October through November. Columbia makes up 10% of the world's species! Hundreds of different species live in these tropical forests. Beautiful soil, lands and great waters help bring life all around this nation. Columbia's biggest population are birds, reaching over 1,800 species of birds. Monkeys, giant pandas, bears, fishes, frogs, wolves, snakes, otters, and tigers are all common animals. It is easy for all of these animals to thrive with all of the food and carrying capacity. 130,000 plants have been founded in the colombian territories. Daisies, stick weeds, yellow bee plants, bulrushes, sage, needlegrass, and cattail are some of the thousands of plants. It easy for plants to reproduce and grow. The pink dolphin one of the most prettiest and craziest animals has been recently endangered. More populated basins have risen pollution for these elegant creatures. Many plants are now facing extinction due to habitat loss. It is said 3 acres of land is lost every