Question

How is the rainforest of Amazon basin rich in fauna?

Answer 1

Hint:
The Amazon Rainforest is known as the Amazon Jungle or Amazonia which is a moist broadleaf tropical rainforest that covers the most part of the Amazon Basin of the South America Continent. This region mostly contains the 9 countries that are Brazil with 60 Percentage Area, Peru with 13 Percentage area, Columbia with 10 percentage area, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana.

Complete answer:
The Amazon River flows throughout the equatorial region and sunlight falls directly on the equator, here the heavy rainfall is caused by dense forest of Amazon. Basically the Amazon River originated from the Andes Mountain Range which is situated in the western side of South America and reaches the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Many rivers of Amazon forest tributes their water to the Amazon River that formed the Amazon Basin and Amazon’s river mouth is in the East of South America Continent. The Amazon Rainforest is part of the Tropical Region.

The Amazon rainforest’s basin is very rich in Fauna. Many varieties of birds such as Humming Birds and many colored birds and different varieties of Monkey, sloths, Snakes, Crocodile, Pythons are found here. Many varieties of fishes are found in the Amazon Basin. Fauna is all of the animal life and their all species at a particular region or time, while Flora is a term which indicates the many varieties or species of plants.

Note:
Amazon Basin is the home of many species and insects of Fauna and Flora. The Amazon River is the largest river in the world in terms of Volume of discharge water. The Amazon River is a very dangerous river because many animals and snakes live here.