The following report is going to be about the cougar. I chose the cougar because a friend told me it was an interesting animal so I wanted to research it. You will be learning about the way the cougar lives its life, what it looks like and other facts. They are the second largest cats in ...
In 1974, Brazil started a forest fire of 20.6 million square feet (3,900 square miles). ... The most recent, The Tucurui Dam, is twelve miles long and when filled, the reservoir will destroy 800 square miles of virgin forest and put an end to over 10,000 different species, not including the 9,000 Indians who once lived at the bottom of the basin . ...
The Loa River flows 270 miles and crosses the Atacama Desert. ... The blue square is the same height as the white. The blue square represents the sky. ... The star, which lies in the middle of the blue square, is "a guide on the path of progress and honor-. ...
In Brazil there are many different people to learn about such as their languages and their general attitudes. The geography and climate are never changing. The teenagers are very similar in Brazil to those in the United States (Skabelund 1). The people in Brazil are very interesting. ...
Panthera onca: A life in the America's The scientific name Panthera onca is known to most people as the jaguar. In South America the name for it is "yaguara" which means a beast that kills its prey with one bound. The jaguar is on the endangered species list in the United States, Central, and S...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the geographical concepts of Brazil such as the culture, history and its importance, language, trade, etc and how they compare to those of the United States. Brazil is the largest and most populous country in Latin America, and has the support of a vast wea...
