The variety seems endless and many are quite unususal. Check out the Alpaca, Sloth and the Tapir.
Llamas are animals that live in the Andes in South America. Lamas are Buddhist monks that live in the high mountains in Tibet and Nepal.
They lived in the Pampas , a(n) area of plains and such. It is usually compared to the united states "old west".
The Narragansett tribe has a reservation in the south
Only as captive animals. Our winters are much too cold for Anaconda's to live outdoors year round. Wild anacondas only live in South America. And Florida Everglades.
pampas cats live in the south western part of south America. from the bottom of chili to Ecuador
they live in the forest,but sometimes deserts
Jaguars
Pampas
South American gauchos primarily inhabit the Pampas region, which spans parts of Argentina, Uruguay, and southern Brazil. This vast grassland area is characterized by its fertile soil and open plains, making it ideal for cattle ranching and horseback riding, which are central to gaucho culture. In addition to the Pampas, gauchos may also be found in other rural areas of South America where traditional ranching practices are maintained.
· Nutria (South American rodent)
Himalayan animals live in the alpine region of the Himalayas where as Andean animals live in then South American wilderness known as the Andes
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There are many like elks, deers, marmots, frogs, otters, eagles and owls
Rheas typically live in grassland and savannah biomes in South America, such as the pampas and scrublands. They prefer open, flat areas with tall grasses where they can run fast and spot potential predators.
Peru is a South American country home to many species of animals which are diverse as the geography of Peru. Some of these animals include Andean Condor, flounder, sea bass, chinchillas and piranha.
In the South Andes Mountains and some live in South American deserts.