Brazilian Amazon Tours and Crocodiles live

Brazilian Amazon Tours and Crocodiles live is one of the most powerful predators in the Americas. Cougars are found in many parts of the continent, ranging from forests in Canada to swamps in Florida. This animal which can grow to a length of about 3.25 to 5.25 ft, weigh about 136 lbs. These ambush predators feed on large preys such as elk, wild horses, White-tailed deer, armadillos etc. It is a non-scavenging animal, meaning that it doesn't feed on carrion but only eats the prey it has killed.


Brazilian Amazon Tours and Crocodiles live

Brazilian Amazon Tours and Crocodiles live 2011

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Brazilian Amazon Tours and Crocodiles live

Amazon Animals

Spectacularly there are an estimated 15,000 different kinds of Brazilian Amazon animals that you can see and so if you wanted to see each one of them you'd need to spend several months in the Amazon or read a very big book! The following, however, are some of the more colorful Brazilian Amazon Animals you might come across as you explore an area that covers 40% of Brazil's landmass:
The Anaconda Snake
Made famous around the world by the film of the same name, the anaconda snake is also known as the water boa. The snake lives in water and swamps surrounding the Amazon and is nocturnal. Be careful though, boas are the largest type of snake there is and anaconda are the largest type of boa there is!

REAL SNAKE IN Amazon Jungle 

Tribal Crocodile in Amazon  Jungle 

White Color peacock Amazon in Jungle 

White Color parot in Amazon Jungle 

Amazon Animals

Amazon Jungle Tours

The Brazilian congress is considering a law project that establishes the need for permissions to enter the Amazon jungle. The permissions would be extended by the Defense Ministry to NGOs, foreigners and workers, and would be intended to prevent the illegal use of resources in the area.

The law project is supposed to be pondered in the Congress until July. If it's approved, those who break it and enter the jungle without legal authorization could face bills that could go from five to 100 thousand USD.