The Amazon River is home to an incredibly diverse array of fish species, with estimates ranging from 2,000 to over 5,000 different species. This rich biodiversity includes well-known species like the piranha and the arapaima, as well as countless smaller and lesser-known varieties. Researchers believe that many species remain undiscovered, highlighting the Amazon's importance as a critical habitat for aquatic life.
Yes, many fish live in the Amazon.
About 5000
The river has dirt and weeds and fish in it. Like any other river, some of the fish are endangered or they are exotic
There are over 5 thousand different types of fish found in the Amazon River. The river is thought to be over 11 million years old.
ulotly not there are 2 many tothpick fish in it
Many boats carrying freight ply up and down the mighty AMazon. Before highways were constructed, the Amazon was the main method of transportation. Much fish is also found in this river.
There over 1'100 tributaries in the Amazon river.
It is estimated that there are around 5,000 different species of fish living in the Amazon River. Some of fish species are: Amazon Piranha, (Arapaima, Paiche or Pirarucu - Catfish), Tambagui or Pacu, Electric Eel.
There are so many things that the Amazon River provides. Some of the common ones include fish, swamps. streams, aquatic animals and so much more.
there are lots of animals living in a river - some havent even been discovered yet. lots of fish and coral are found in rivers and they vary from river to river. in the amazon river, pirranahs are the main concern
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there are about 25 to 30 million spices.