Manu National Park
national park, Peru
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Macaws in Manú National Park, Peru
Scarlet and red-and-green macaws fly over Manú National Park in southeastern Peru, a protected area at the juncture of the tropical Andes and the Amazon basin.
Manu National Park is a protected area in southeastern Peru, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is situated in the Amazon basin and is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, housing one of the richest collections of plant and animal life in the region, including over 1,000 bird species. The park encompasses tropical forests and is home to a vast array of species, reflecting the diverse ecosystems of Amazonia. It is one of several national parks in Peru, alongside others like Huascarán and Rio Abiseo.123
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