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AMAZON: SUPER RIVER (1/49)
Genre:Nature & Science
NOLA:AMAZ
Program Service:Syndication
Supplier:BBC Worldwide Americas
Rights:4 Releases/2 Years, Noncommercial Cable
Offered:Fall 2007
Contract:3/31/2008-3/31/2010
Description

AMAZON: SUPER RIVER explores the exciting life story of the river with the world’s most diverse ecosystem. Of all the super rivers on earth, the Amazon is
by far the greatest – more than 4,000 miles long and up to 10 miles wide in places. It almost splits a continent in half and contains a fifth of all the
river water on the planet. The incredible array of wildlife seen in the Amazon includes more than 3,000 species of fish and unique large animals including the
sloth, jaguar, capybara and tapir. Featuring stunning aerial pictures, the best of wildlife photography and original visual effects,
AMAZON: SUPER RIVER is a
comprehensive look at the incredible inhabitants and fascinating history of the world’s largest river.

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Amazon Super River.pdfAmazon Super River.rtf

Images
Phil Chapman, BBC, 2002; Huw Cordey, BBC, 2002



 
Capibara on the river bank of the Amazon
 
Giant river Otter, Brazil

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