SECTION 1

THE ANDES MOUNTAINS

ANDES FACTS

• It has a thick, tropical rain forest.
• They can stretch about 7,000 km.
• Its widest is 18 degrees and 20 degrees south.
• The andes has five climate zones.
• Llamas live in the andes mountains.

WATER AND ISLANDS

GALAPAGOS ISLANDS

FACTS ABOUT GALAPAGOS ISLANDS

• Chile and Ecuador both control the island
• They have wildlifes not found anywhere else in the world
• The island is volcanic
• The islands are in the Pacific Ocean
• They link the Pacific Ocean.

CLIMATE ZONE

One climate is tropical rainy. One fact is it is over 64.4 degrees F.
Second climate is mild, humid. One fact is they stay below 64 degrees. Another climate is snowy, forest. Another fact is they rarely go above 50 degrees. Another climate is tropical wet and dry. One fact is that it is dry and wet.
Another climate is humid and subtropical. Another fact is that it is humid their.

ATACAMA DESERT

ATACAMA DESERT

• Giant hand sculpture their
• Was above 20,000 feet
• IT is an incredibly dry place
• Its area is over 41,000 square miles
• It is the driest desert in the world

EL NINO

EL NINO FACTS

• Unusual warm water
• Tendency to be christmas
• Temperature changes
• I'm has just one event
• El Niño is Spanish for the boy child

NATURAL RESOURCES

• Popular culture in the late 1800s
• Are essential to growth and human race.
• Different natural resources are used by humans
• Humans have used the various resources
• Natural resources is known as natural resource management.