Transcript Amazing South America

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By:
Sindhu Murthy,Camila Costa,and
Ishan Diwakar
Physical Appearance
Oceans/continents that
surround South America
~Atlantic Pacific
Ocean ~Africa
~North America
Size in square miles
6,880,000 square miles
Landforms
Islands
Deserts
Mountains
Water falls
Plains
climate
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Political appearance countries
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Brazil~Brasilia
Paraguay~asuncion
Bolivia~La Paz
Uraguay~Montevideo
Venezuela~Caracas
Chile~Santiago
Guyana~Georgetown
French Guiana~Cayenne
Argentina~Buenos Aires
Colombia~Bogota
Political Appearance
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Ecuador~Quito
Peru~Lima
Suriname~Paramaribo Falkland Islands~Stanley
Hemishere location Southern
Famous landmarks
Amazon River
Amazon Rainforest
Desert Atacama
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People And Animals
• Number of people that live in South America 323 million
• People languages spoken on South America
• Spanish
• Portegeusse
• Guarani
here are some animals that live in south america also food and people
air breathing lung fish
Toucans
Caimans
Leather back turtle
Guanacos
Red bellied piranha
Tamarind Monkey
Red Crowned Parrot
Jaguar/Penguins and many more
Ceviche
Popcorn
Acarjes
Many Meats
Mate
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Flag of brazil
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Jaguar in South
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Blue poison dart frog in Amazon rainforest
Interesting Facts
• Argentina is the largest country
• The Amazon Rainforest used to cover all of
Brazil
• Macho Picchu has ancient ruins which the
Incas lived in long ago
• Guanacos are related to camels but they are
a little smaller
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