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The Ecosystem of the Amazon River. - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Insects, seeds, fish, snails, worms, various plats, other piranhas, dead or dying birds or mammals that have fallen into the water.
    - - Amazon basin
    - - shoals of 1000 piranhas for protection.
    - - caimans, river dolphins, turtles, otters, birds, and other larger fish.
    - - 10 years
  - - - Fresh rivers, lakes
    - - 15 years
    - - Fruit, seeds, decaying plant matter, grains, snails, other fish
    - - Large birds, crocodiles
    - - Many offspring
  - - - Caiman and jaguar
    - - Swamps, marshes, and streams located in or near tropical rainforests
    - - Fish, amphibians, birds, mammals, and other reptiles
    - - size
    - - 10 years
  - - - jaguar
    - - crab, fish
    - - 14 years
    - - aggresivenes
    - - slow-moving rivers and creeks within forests, swamps, and marshes.
  - - - fresh water
    - - fish
    - - caimans, jaguars and anacondas
    - - 30 years
  - - - none
    - - fish or small mamals
    - - Fresh water rivers, lakes and streams
    - - 15 years
    - - electric shock
  - - - crustaceans, fish
    - - slow-moving and typically oxygen-deficient rivers of the Amazon River basin floodplain.
    - - flexible and overlapping cycloid scales
    - - caiman
  - - - catfish, piranha, capybara, turtles, deer, cats, and dogs.
    - - no predetors
    - - none
    - - slow-moving rivers, streams and lakes, and ventures into flooded savannah and wetlands.