By Stephanie Foden, Contributing Reporter
AMAZONAS, BRAZIL – The massive Amazon basin sits across eight countries in South America, and almost two-thirds of it lies in Brazil. In total it covers over seven million sq kms of land, an area almost the size of Europe, and travelers could spend a lifetime exploring its wonders.
Even though most are not lucky enough to spot jaguars and anacondas on short trips, it is the most species-rich rainforest on earth, and areas like the Mamirauá Reserve have even higher levels of biodiversity than the rest of the Amazon.
Within the reserve sits . . .
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