Patagonia is a sparsely populated region located at the southern end of South America.
shared by Argentina and Chile.
The Andean Patagonia is humid, rainfall exceeds 2,000 mm a year and it gets drier as you approach the Atlantic zone, where the average rainfall is only 200 mm. Tierra del Fuego registers 800 mm a year.
The small Argentine mountain village of El Chalten—a native tehuelche Indian word meaning “smoking mountain”
Two unusual opossums inhabit the Patagonian Steppe: the 4-inch-long dwarf mouse-opossum and the rare Patagonian opossum.
Brazil, Peru, Columbia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana.
Models suggest that by the year 2050, temperatures in the Amazon will increase by 2–3°C. At the same time, a decrease in rainfall during dry months will lead to widespread drying.