Galapagos Island

It is a remote place where there is unique biodiversity and is located in the Pacific Ocean. Due to its isolation, wide varieties of rare animals and bird species can found there. Few species that can be found there are – The giant tortoises which live for a life span of 170 years, the Iguana which is the only existing marine lizard in the world, the smallest penguin, lava lizards, and many more.

Amazon Basin

The Amazon Basin has a vast area of 26,70,000 square miles. One can locate it from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. It is the land of the oldest tropical forest aged 100 million years. There are 117 different species of trees, 14,000 species of mammals, 1,500 species of birds, 2,200 species of fish, 1,000 species of amphibians, 320 different butterflies and thousands of insects.

Borneo

Borneo is the third largest island in the world and the largest in Asia enriched with a wide variety of animal species. The island is politically divided among three countries- Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia. It is known for its beaches and ancient biodiverse rainforests. Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak of the island. The island spreads across 2,20,000 square kilometres and shelters 10 primitive species, 150 reptiles species and 350 bird species.

Namibia

It is a country in southwest Africa and is blessed with nine amazing parks that are enriched with rare species of animals and birds. Rare species like the black rhino and wild dogs are the special attraction of Namibia along with herds of Springbok and Zebras.

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