Wildlife of Brazil

Brazil is the largest nation in South America. The country's habitats are mainly dense swamps and rainforests, but pampas savannahs do exist as well. Brazil does have a few cities, but its animal life is quite amazing, being located in the Amazon Basin. Brazil's wildlife includes hundreds of birds, insects, frogs and reptiles, as well as a diverse collection of primates made up of different species of monkey. Brazil's other species include manned wolves, bush dogs and snakes.