No, Amazonians do not hate men. The belief that Amazonians hate men likely originates from historical myths and misconceptions. It is essential to approach cultural beliefs with an open mind and consider the diverse perspectives within Amazonian communities.

Salmonella is most commonly found in warm-blooded animals, especially poultry and livestock. It is prevalent worldwide, with higher rates in developing countries due to poor sanitation and hygiene practices. It can also be found in raw or undercooked foods, such as eggs, meat, and dairy products.

Living in a rainforest can be both exhilarating and challenging. The diversity of plant and animal life is awe-inspiring, and the lush greenery can be calming. However, the high humidity, constant rainfall, and dense vegetation can make everyday activities more difficult. Staying mindful of conservation efforts is also important to preserve the delicate balance of such ecosystems.

Estimates vary, but it is estimated that corporations own or lease around 10% of the Earth's land. Ownership can vary depending on the region and type of land use.

it depends. Siberia is huge and russia has vast forest lands. but if you are talking about density and size i would imagine Brazil would be the winner

Another way of looking at the question "Which country...has the maximum forest coverage" is to consider the actual percentage of land covered by forest in each country. Then, the answer would be Cook Islands, which is over 95 percent forest, followed by Suriname with over 90 percent. Seen this way, Brazil ranks around 16th in the world.

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The scientific name for lianas is typically derived from the genus name "Liana" followed by the species name. Commonly, you may see the scientific names written as "Liana spp." which indicates multiple species within the Liana genus.

Manatees are large walrus-like mammals and live in river estuaries. They are found in tropical areas such as Amazonia and the west coast of central Africa

The Ofaye tribes are known for their traditional colorful clothing made from natural materials such as fibers and feathers. They often adorn themselves with intricate beadwork and jewelry, and some wear elaborate headpieces with feathers or animal skins. Body painting is also common among the Ofaye people, with each design holding cultural significance.

A jaguar eats deer in the tropical rain forest.

Trees, rocks, coconuts, soil, hills, valleys, streams, heat, fog.....ect

becuase it is nature

Lianas = Woody vines

Epiphytes = Plants that grow on other plants

Both are plants.

One myth is the Amazonian legend of the Yacuruna, a river-dwelling creature with the ability to shapeshift into various forms to lure unsuspecting victims. Another legend is the story of the Chaneques in Mexican rainforests, mischievous spirits that trick and play pranks on travelers who venture into the forest. A common myth involves the Dwendes in Filipino folklore, small forest spirits that protect the environment and can bring either fortune or misfortune to those they encounter.

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"Legend" by Judith Wright explores the relationship between humans and nature. The poem highlights the tension between the destructive actions of humanity and the beauty and resilience of the natural world. Wright uses the figure of the swan to symbolize nature's power and ability to endure despite human interference.

Billy decided to cut down the big tree because it was dead and posed a safety hazard. Additionally, he needed the space for a new building or project.

Approximately 500,000 trees are cut down every week to produce Sunday newspapers in the United States alone. This number varies depending on the circulation of the newspaper and the region it serves. Efforts are being made to increase sustainability and reduce the environmental impact of newspaper production.

The thermal energy inside them.

The more thermal energy you put in them (e.g. by heating them), the hotter they are going to become, and the stronger the particles that they are made of are going to wobble around. This thermal random motion of particles is called 'Brownian motion'. dunno

A thermos keeps things hot by using a double-walled design with a vacuum in between the walls. This vacuum acts as insulation and prevents heat from escaping through conduction or convection. Additionally, the inner walls are often coated with a reflective material to minimize radiant heat loss.

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They both have living mammals, birds, and insects.

NO!!!

However, it certtainly covers about 70% of the country.

The other biomes in Brazil are 'Savannah' Type and the 'Matto Grosso'.