Forests
Amazon is the world's largest rain forest. There are different animal species, and more than 400 tribes live in there. Each of these animal species is different from each other. Reptiles, mammals, snakes, fish all have different characteristics and we can group each of them by considering their characteristics. Tribes living in the forest also have their own language, culture, and boundaries. But all these animals and tribes share one forest. They use food, water, and other resources from the Amazon forest to survive. Amazon forests have well-defined boundaries. Another forest in 100 miles from an Amazon forest is not called an Amazon forest. Its name and boundaries are unique.
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