Argentina is extraordinarily biodiverse—from the Andes and Patagonia to the Pampas and Atlantic coast. Yet human activities (deforestation, overhunting, pollution, habitat fragmentation) have pushed many species into vulnerable, threatened, or endangered status.Below are 34 endangered animals in Ar...
Argentina, the eighth-largest country in the world by land area, is home to a spectacular variety of landscapes and climates—from the Andes mountains to the Atlantic coast, tropical jungles to Patagonian plains. This geographic diversity results in 18 distinct ecoregions, each hosting unique biodiv...
Argentina is one of the world’s most biodiverse countries, boasting vast territory and a wide range of climates. It includes 18 ecoregions—15 continental, 2 oceanic, and 1 Antarctic. Much of its rich biodiversity is represented by its bird species, with approximately 980 stable species currently f...
Argentina is home to a vast diversity of reptiles. In this article, we highlight 30 notable Argentine reptiles, including caimans, tegu lizards, anacondas, rattlesnakes, turtles, and geckos. Explore their unique habitats, distinctive features, and conservation challenges!1. Prominent Reptile Species...
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