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What type of animal is an anaconda?
It's a snake!
What countries does the Amazon River flow through?
It flows through Peru and Brazil.
TRUE or FALSE: Anacondas are gentle animals.
False! They're the SCARIEST!
Why is the Amazon so important?
The Amazon is very important because it is home to many plant and animal species.
Are all of the Amazon's animals dangerous?
No, but some of them are, such as the Anaconda.
Would you say that sloths are dangerous?
No, I wouldn't. I would say that they're GENTLE.
Which ocean does the Amazon flow into?
It flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
How many oceans are there? What are their names?
There are four oceans. They are the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic Oceans.
TRUE or FALSE: This is the Atlantic Ocean.
False. This is the Pacific Ocean. It's the biggest ocean on Planet Earth.
How many legs does every insect have?
Six legs.
Are spiders insects?
No, they aren't. They're arachnids. They have eight legs.
Which country has most of the Amazon inside of it?
Brazil. More than half of the river flows there.
When is the Amazon the widest?
During the wet season. It can be 190 kilometers wide.
TRUE or FALSE: We have already discovered all of the plant and animal species in the Amazon.
FALSE! There are still many kinds of plants and animals to discover.
TRUE or FALSE: Most of the Amazon's species are plants.
FALSE! It has more types of insects than any other form of life.
Where does the Amazon River start?
In the Andes Mountains of Peru.


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