Amazon River Dolphin
Graceful, curious, and surprisingly pink, the Amazon river dolphin is one of the rainforest’s most extraordinary creatures – a living legend found deep within the Amazon Basin.
Graceful, curious, and surprisingly pink, the Amazon river dolphin is one of the rainforest’s most extraordinary creatures – a living legend found deep within the Amazon Basin.
Each year the Rio Negro rises and falls dramatically — typically by 10–15 meters. The historical extremes in Manaus span 17.84 meters, reshaping forests, wildlife, river communities, and travel plans.
The Amazon rainforest shelters more species than any other place on Earth. Whether from a jungle lodge or aboard a riverboat, every visitor can experience this living world of color, sound, and movement.
Along the Manacapuru River in the central Amazon, quiet mornings and glowing sunsets reveal a world of birds. From colorful macaws to noisy white-winged parakeets, this region offers a genuine experience for those who enjoy observing nature closely.
The Amazon rainforest holds an immense variety of life, much of it still unknown to science. Each discovery deepens our understanding of this unique ecosystem and highlights the importance of continued research and exploration.