Top 10 Strangest Things Found In The Amazon Forest

Top 10 Strangest Things Found In The Amazon Forest
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The Amazon Rainforest is a vast, tropical rainforest that is located in the Amazon biome. The rainforest has a territory that belongs to nine nations as well as 3,344 formally acknowledged indigenous territories. The rainforest is home to an immeasurable amount of different species as it has one of the most diverse and species-rich biomes on Earth. Taking all of this into consideration, it is no doubt that we will find some amazing and strange things within this area. From strange animals to some of the largest plants on Earth, to spiders that are creating works of art, on today’s top 10 list we will be looking at the Strangest Things Found In The Amazon Forest.

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Timecode:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Pink Dolphins | Strange Amazon Discoveries
01:53 The Boiling River | Strange Amazon Discoveries
02:58 Victoria Amazonica | Strange Amazon Discoveries
03:51 Potoo | Strange Amazon Discoveries
04:41 Bullet Ant | Strange Amazon Discoveries
05:59 Rafflesia | Strange Amazon Discoveries
06:49 Decoy Building Spider | Strange Amazon Discoveries
08:03 Corpse Flower | Strange Amazon Discoveries
09:16 Pestalotiopsis microspora | Strange Amazon Discoveries
10:27 Silkhenge | Strange Amazon Discoveries

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