Biodiversity in Patagonia Argentina.
Posted by Hugo Rep
Posted on May 19, 2013
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In other words, we want to make come to understand that since the immeasurable beauty of the ocean, through the rigorous but captivating arid steppe, to the stunning charm of the Cordillera de Los Andes, from the solitude of the hills in the plains to the majesty of the lakes with its glaciers, Patagonia Argentina hosts, even in its apparent simplicity, "THE MIRACLE OF LIFE."
The birds deserve a separate chapter, since to describe only the species found in Bird Island, off the Valdes Peninsula it takes several pages. Mention only the most important, as the Magellanic penguins, several species of cormorants, gulls and terns and Antarctic pigeons, among many others.
The most characteristic land animals, and that one can easily see, although their number is reduced to the south are the foxes, feral cats and skunks, Patagonian hares or maras (protected species in danger of extinction), armadillos called "furry "or" piches "along with the ostrich and tinamous (similar to but larger partridges).


source: Imágenes de Argentina
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