Amazonia

The Amazon ...

the ancestral origins of the forest, born more than 100 million years ago.

A forest of mist and fog, hot and humid,

exuberant and always green.

A paradise of plants.

This forest needs light to regenerate.

From the top of the trees

every day light opens a difficult passage towards the ground,

which brings life.

The light, of which the young shoots that sprout from the soil

they need to grow and become high

and so reach the time.

It is also a paradise of water, with the longest river in the world,

the Amazon, that flows through,

together with its countless tributaries,

on whose shores dwell formidable predators.

When the forest and river meet

this universe reveals his magic

and its mystery.

The forest needs light, but also of water.

The water emitted by vegetation forms clouds

and, making its eternal cycle, back to the forest.

Water, source of life

and a key element of the richest ecosystem of our planet.

The Amazon rainforest is the home of endless types of plants,

birds, fish, but also hundreds of varieties of mammals

and other species that do not exist nowhere else in the world.

Water for the snails.

Water for grasshoppers.

Water for frogs pink

and green ones.

And for the hairy caterpillars.

A treasure trove of biodiversity in a multitude of forms

and amazing colors,

in which species coexist in perfect balance.

To survive, the more agile must keep away from the ground,