Brazil

The amazon mostly runs through an area of tropical climate

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Rio de Janeiro is not landlocked; it is located near the Atlantic Ocean. The city is famous for its beautiful beaches such as Copacabana and Ipanema, which attract tourists from all over the world.

1. 3° 46′ 25.32″ S, 38° 34′ 29.28″ W
2. -3.7737, -38.5748

Climate in Brazil plays a significant role in food production as it determines the types of crops that can be grown in different regions. The diverse climate in Brazil allows for a wide variety of crops to be cultivated, ranging from tropical fruits in the north to grains and coffee in the south. However, climate change and extreme weather events can disrupt agriculture and impact food production.

Favelas in Sao Paulo grow due to the lack of affordable housing options and the high demand for housing in the city. Many migrants move to Sao Paulo in search of work and end up settling in favelas due to limited resources. Informal construction and occupation of land contribute to the growth of favelas in the city.

Brazil is the 5th biggest country in the world and the biggest in South America. It borders the Atlantic Ocean.

Yes, there is a soccer field in Brazil called Estádio Milton Corrêa, also known as Zerão, which is unique because the equator line runs through it. This makes it possible for players to be in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres simultaneously during a game.

Southeast:

Citys: São Paulo , Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte

Some common native flowers in Brazil include orchids, bromeliads, heliconias, and passionflowers. Brazil's diverse ecosystems support a wide variety of floral species, making it a beautiful and colorful destination for nature lovers.

Brazil is home to a diverse range of ecosystems, totaling about six major ecosystems. These include the Amazon Rainforest, Pantanal Wetlands, Cerrado Savanna, Atlantic Forest, Caatinga, and Pampas Grasslands. Each ecosystem has unique plant and animal species adapted to its specific environmental conditions.

If you look at temps around the equator, you see that daytime temps range from the upper 80's to low 90's, night time temps range from the low to mid 70's. I would expect this to hold true for equatorial Brasil.

The Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is made of soapstone. This type of rock is known for its softness and ease of carving, making it a popular choice for sculptures.

Brazil's area is 8,515,800 square kilometers.

Snow in Brazil at 95 degrees is unlikely; it's possible that the reported temperature was incorrect or that the snow event occurred in a region with a different climate zone. Temperature needs to be below freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit) for snow to form, so a temperature of 95 degrees is not conducive to snowfall.

Because the sun's rays are too strong for it to snow

The southern hemisphere's winter begins on June 21; northern hemisphere's winter begins on December 21. The seasons in the two hemispheres are reversed.

Yes, the 40 degree N line of latitude passes through both Arkansas and Missouri. In Arkansas, it cuts through the northern part of the state, while in Missouri, it passes through the southern portion.

There's no city there. That point is well offshore in the Pacific Ocean,

about 330 miles west of the nearest point on the coast of South America,

and about 690 miles southwest of Santiago, Chile.

Paraguay borders only Brazil and Argentina.

The river located at 50 degrees west in Brazil is the Rio Juruá. It is a major tributary of the Amazon River and is known for its diverse ecosystem and rich biodiversity.

The Atlantic Ocean affects Rio de Janeiro's weather by moderating temperatures, keeping them warmer in winter and cooler in summer. The ocean also contributes to the city's high humidity levels, leading to frequent rainfall and cloud cover. Additionally, the ocean influences the development of tropical storms and hurricanes that can impact the region.

The climate in Peru and Brazil varies greatly due to their diverse geography. In general, Peru has a more varied climate due to its altitude and proximity to the Andes, while Brazil tends to have a tropical climate in most regions. Some people may prefer the cooler, drier climate in Peru while others may prefer the warmer, tropical climate in Brazil.

Rio de Janeiro became an important city due to its strategic location along the coast of Brazil, making it a key port for trade and transportation. Its natural harbor also made it a significant stop for ships traveling between Europe and the Americas. Additionally, the city's proximity to natural resources and fertile lands contributed to its growth and development.

Yes, Africa is bigger than Brazil in terms of land area. Africa is the world's second-largest continent, covering approximately 30 million square kilometers, while Brazil is the fifth-largest country in the world, with an area of about 8.5 million square kilometers.