Peruvian Animals

The Amazon basin covers nearly sixty percent of Peru. The jungle of Peru are inhabited by Puma, Jaguar, and birds such as toucans and Macque. Some of the other creatures are unknown to the Inca hairless dog, Peruvian Inca Orchid otherwise as unknown.

The Andean regions of Peru, home of llamas and alpacas. Llamas are raised for meat and fur alpaca, which is used for the production of wool. Birds in this country are very different. The largest flying bird on earthis the Condor, and in this country. Condor has a wingspan of one meter 8:00 to 10:00. The particularity of these birds is that they ride along the skies for hours without flapping even once.

About four thousand species of butterflies found in Peru. Many species of animals found in Peru are considered endangered species, and the authorities are doing their best to save these species. The humpback is one of the most endangered species that needsProtection from hunters and fishermen. The Andean cat is also a member of the list of endangered species.

Because of the climate and geographic landscape of Peru, its flora and fauna are different. The coastal regions have a varied marine life. The mountainous region of navigation is the coldest low-lying areas of the Amazon. Furry Seals make a nice photo on the beaches of the Pacific coast of Peru. can fly pelicans and gulls can be found in coastal areas of Peruheaven.

pink dolphins and door glasses are located near the Andean Amazon. The giant otter is a familiar sight in the vicinity of this river with tapirs and howler monkeys.

The Peruvian government has no means to achieve many of its endangered species. However, assistance from foreign agencies trying to protect this species. Agencies like the World Wildlife Fund sponsors the protection of these birds and other animals.