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Panama is home to many different ecosystems and has an amazing

amount of biodiversity. Biodiversity refers to all the different types of

living things (plants, animals, etc.) in a certain area. In Panama, a

few hectares may be home to more species of plants, fungi, animals

and microorganisms than all the U.S. and Canada combined! Why

do you think Panama has so much biodiversity? Well, over three

million years ago, Panama rose up through volcanic activity and

created a bridge between North America and South America. This

allowed land and marine life to migrate from north to south and south

to north! For this reason, many people call Panama the “biological corridor”. In Panama City,

there is a whole museum dedicated to the biodiversity in Panama called Biomuseo. A couple

common ecosystems in Panama are tropical islands, tropical dry forests and tropical mountain

forests. There is plenty of wildlife both on land in and in the water. Let’s start with the islands!

Two of my favorite island regions in Panama are San Blas and Bocas del Toro. These are both

found on the Caribbean side of the country and have beautiful

clear water, white sand, palm trees and lots of marine life!

The rural Los Santos region of Panama, Tonosi, is mostly made

up of tropical dry forests. It is called this because the ecosystem

has huge changes between the wet and the dry season. In the

wet season, around May to December, it rains almost every day.

The landscape is lush and green. In the dry season, around

December to April, there can be droughts and the land turns

from green to brown. Like most places in Panama, there is a lot

of wildlife. Whenever we go to Tonosi, I always see monkeys

playing in the trees. I have also seen a lot of snakes, lizards and spiders there, too.

One of my favorite cities in Panama is called Boquete. It is in a tropical mountain forest. While

there are still wet and dry seasons, the land does not dry up as much as in the tropical dry forests.

Boquete and other tropical mountain forests in Panama are amazing for hiking, seeing waterfalls,

bird-watching and swimming in rivers. Volcan Baru, the highest point in Panama, is found in this

region. Another great thing about the tropical mountain forest of this region is the coffee growth!

The volcanic soil and proper amount of rainfall help produce some of the best coffee in the world!

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