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amazon rainforest (animals/plants (Heliconia Flower (Some species of…
amazon rainforest
animals/plants
Heliconia Flower
Some species of heliconia have upright facing flowers, and in some called hanging heliconia, the flowers dangle down from the main stem. Heliconias are found throughout the Neotropics and are actually quite common in the rainforest
Amazon river dolphin
The Amazon river dolphin, also known as the boto, bufeo or pink river dolphin, is a species of toothed whale classified in the family Iniidae.
adapted to survive
Heliconia Flower
Heliconia prefer full sun to partial shade, in sand, clay and loam soils. They don't tolerate soil salt and drought very well, but will tolerate wet soil for an extended period of time. Because they are adapted to tropical areas and rainforests, they do not like cold temperatures.
Amazon river dolphin
Unlike other dolphins, botos are able to move their heads left and right.
The botos most amazing characteristic is its color, which ranges
- depending on its age - from grey to a solid or blotched pink.
Mature Amazon River dolphins grow to a length of 2 to 3m,
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the river and flooded forests for fish, their primary food source
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climate
The immense extent and great continuity of this rainforest is a reflection of the high rainfall, high humidity, and monotonously high temperatures that prevail in the region. The Central and Northern Andes and the Amazon River basin and drainage network.
location
Codajás - State of Amazonas, 69450-000, Brazil