It is true that no place on this earth is as diverse as the Amazon rainforest. The place is full of so many lives that comprises of thousands of rare species and landscapes that further include tall trees, insects and animals. The bio-diversity of the South America continent comprises of 40% of rare species of both flora and fauna. Much more than your wild imagination...don't you think a trip to the country would definitely be a treat for you?
The Amazon River is considered the largest voluminous than the Mississippi river. The mass volume of water system begins in the Andes Mountains and winds its way 4,048 miles eastward to the Atlantic Ocean, passing through the forests with great force. It is reported that the annual outflow of the river ends up in producing the one-fifth of total water composition present in the planet. Isn't it fascinating enough to enjoy a trip to Ecuador and enjoy to the fullest.
Amazon's Distinguished Ecology:
Experts reveal the fact that despite its humid and moist characteristics, major portion of the Amazon rainforest is located on the very poor soil. In addition, Wolfgang J. Junk, an expert has stated in his book "The Central Amazon Floodplain: Ecology of a Pulsing System," contain about 99% of the nutrients. It simply means that the forest floor is more of like a sponge to maintain minerals and nutrients throughout heavy rainfalls.
Plan your trip to Amazon River with close friends now and enjoy a refreshing feel of life once again.