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By: Nicole Bloch and Alec Syvurd. Venezuela. Animals. The giant otter eats crabs. The bush dog has 40 teeth. Brown Hairy Dwarf Porcupine is a species of the rodent family. . C ulture. The Venezuelan nation came about in 1929.
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By: Nicole Bloch and Alec Syvurd Venezuela
Animals • The giant otter eats crabs. • The bush dog has 40 teeth. • Brown Hairy Dwarf Porcupine is a species of the rodent family.
Culture • The Venezuelan nation came about in 1929. • There are four main cultural groups: whites, Padros, Indians, blacks. • Venezuelan main language is spanish
Pictures Canaima National Park, Venezuela is the second largest national park in the country. Pico Espejo, Beak Mirror.Merida, Venezuela is a mountain in Andes. Los Roques, Venezuela consisting of about 350 islands.
Facts • The mountains bordering the Caribbean Sea are actually the northeasternmost extension of the Andes chain. • The Maracaibo lowlands form a large spoon-shaped oval bounded by mountains on three sides and open to the Caribbean on the north. • The great expanse of lowlands known as the Orinoco plains extends westward from the Caribbean coast to the Colombian border between the northern mountains and the Río Orinoco.
Tourist Attractions • Angel Falls • Merida • Canaima National Park
Largest Cities • Maracaibo population-1,799,900 • Caracas population-1,763,100 • Valencia population-1,457,200
Government Venezuela’s government is federal republic. The people don’t like it because it is like tyranny
Authors • José Domingo Díazjournalist of “Recuerdos de la rebelión de Caracas.” • José Gil Fortouljournalist of “El humo de mi pipa.” • Santiago Key-Ayalaessayist of “Bajo el signo del Ávila.”
Bibliography • http://www.everyculture.com/To-Z/Venezuela.html • http://www.animalinfo.org/country/venezuel.htm • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Venezuelan_writers • http://www.photius.com/countries/venezuela/government/venezuela_government_the_governmental_sys~2619.html • http://venezuelanalysis.com/basicfacts • http://oursurprisingworld.com/traveling-in-venezuela/#more-1796