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1. Aug 06,  · The Pantanal is the world’s largest tropical wetland and straddles the borders of Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia – with Brazil containing the lion’s share. The Brazilian Pantanal has seen the number of fires more than double so far in , up some % over the same period in

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2. Pantanal seemed to fit the bill perfectly. To be honest, we walked in a little confused as to how this worked. Buffet style cold and hot bar with a slew of fresh BBQd meats to choose from. I appreciated the fresh fruit next to the salad. The owner, working the bbq, /5(93).

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3. Wild Pantanal is a Destination Management Company specializing in Wilderness Safaris in the Brazilian Pantanal. We offer professional tourism services to travel .

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4. Jul 27,  · BRASILIA, Brazil -- The number of fires in Brazil’s Pantanal, the world’s biggest tropical wetlands, more than doubled in the first half of compared to the same period last year, according to data released by a state institute. Officials said it was the largest number of fires in a six-month period in the last two decades.

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5. Extending hundreds of thousands of square kilometres across central-western Brazil, eastern Bolivia and eastern Paraguay, the Pantanal is a mosaic of flooded grasslands, savannas and tropical forests. This pristine landscape is brimming with the greatest concentration of wildlife in South America.

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6. The Pantanal is a gigantic seasonal floodplain. During the summer rainy season (November–March), the rivers overflow their banks and flood the adjacent lowlands, forming shallow lakes and innumerable swamps and marshes and leaving islandlike areas of higher ground.

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7. Jul 26,  · BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — The number of fires in Brazil’s Pantanal, the world’s biggest tropical wetlands, more than doubled in the first half of compared to the same period last year, according to data released by a state institute. Officials said it was the largest number of fires in a six-month period in the last two decades.

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8. Mar 06,  · The Pantanal's most charismatic inhabitants hang out here – the giant otter, marsh deer, tapir and everybody's favourite feline, the jaguar. The best place to see the latter is near Porto Jofre, but the area is accessible only during the short dry season.

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9. The Pantanal is a vast expanse of wetlands which straddles the borders of Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia and is without question the best place to spot wild animals in the whole of South America and therefore the best place to spot wildlife and animals on a Brazil holiday.

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