The Vicuna (a camel species), deer, beers, boars, emus, cougars (puma), fox, tapir, monkeys, armadillos, and porcupines also live in the mountains. Lapageria rosea (Chilean bellflower) is the national flower, Andean condor, (Vultur gryphus) (NT), is the national bird, and taruca or South Andean huemul, is the national animal of Chile. Animals that can be found in Chile, such as the flamingo, the guanaco, which is a 4 foot tall camelid, the pudu, and the puma. The sea creatures of Chile include, the whale, the penguin, the sea lion and the seal. One of the animals found in Chile is the alpaca. Alpacas are similar to small llamas.
Butterflies unique to Chile include Neomaenas simplex (flickr) and Eroessa chilensis (Ñuble ñuble). Naturaleza endemic bee genera Include (Euherbstia abejas De), Chile (Orphana Bugs R), Us (Neofidelia abejas De), chile And (Diphaglossa abejas De). chile Birds known only from mainland Chile include the Crag Chilia (Aves de Chile), the Chilean Tinamou (Aves de Chile), the Dusky Tapaculo (ARKive), the Seaside Cinclodes (Neotropical Birds), the Moustached Turca (Aves de Chile), the Chilean Mockingbird (ARKive), and the Slender-billed Parakeet (Arthur Grosset's Birds). There are many other animals that can be found in Chile, such as the flamingo, the guanaco, which is a 4 foot tall camelid, the pudu, and the puma. The sea creatures of Chile include, the whale, the penguin, the sea lion and the seal. These are only a few of the many animals that call Chile home. One of the animals found in Chile is the alpaca. Alpacas are similar to small llamas. These animals can be found grazing high on the Andes mountains. They are bred for their fur, which is used to make scarves, ponchos, hats and other items. Atacama Desert. From the wildlife angle, Chile in Southern South America stretches in a north-south direction, called the spine of South America, has terrestrial borders with Argentina and Peru, and has long coast line of 6,435 metres (21,112 ft) on the South Pacific Ocean. The first law addressing the capture and use of wild animals was contained in the Civil Code of 1888. Chile has brought nearly 20% of its terrestrial area under conservation protection laws and 3.19% of its marine jurisdiction is also under protection. Animals in Chile. The beautiful country of Chile is home to a variety of animals. Each species has adapted to each of the country's three main habitats consisting of the Andes Mountains, low coastal mountains, and the broad, fertile central valley. One of the animals found in Chile is the alpaca. Alpacas are similar to small llamas. These animals can be found grazing high on the Andes mountains. They are bred for their fur, which is used to make scarves, ponchos, hats and other items. Patagonian Puma. Photograph by Bruce Dale. A Patagonian puma rests in tall grass at the Patagonian Institute in Punta Arenas, Chile. Pumas, known as mountain lions or cougars in North America, are among the most wide-ranging animals in the Americas.  Lapageria rosea (Chilean bellflower) is the national flower, Andean condor, (Vultur gryphus) (NT), is the national bird, and taruca or South Andean huemul, is the national animal of Chile. Legally, wildlife in Chile is res nullius. The first law addressing the capture and use of wild animals was contained in the Civil Code of 1888. Chile has brought nearly 20% of its terrestrial area under conservation protection laws and 3.19% of its marine jurisdiction is also under protection. Chile, often called The spine of South America , has 100 protected areas covering a total area of 14.5 million hectares (20% of the country) in 36 National parks, 49 National Reserves, and 15 National Monuments. The first law addressing the capture and use of wild animals was contained in the Civil Code of 1888. Chile has brought nearly 20% of its terrestrial area under conservation protection laws and 3.19% of its marine jurisdiction is also under protection. Chile has a rich and distinctive flora with 2698 species of vascular plants found nowhere else by one count. Plant families unique to Chile include Lactoridaceae (Chilebosque) and Thyrsopteridaceae (flickr) from the Juan Fernandez Islands and Gomortegaceae (Flora Chilena) on the mainland. Birds known only from mainland Chile include the Crag Chilia (Aves de Chile), the Chilean Tinamou (Aves de Chile), the Dusky Tapaculo (ARKive), the Seaside Cinclodes (Neotropical Birds), the Moustached Turca (Aves de Chile), the Chilean Mockingbird (ARKive), and the Slender-billed Parakeet (Arthur Grosset's Birds). Most of the animals native to Chile are mammals, both large and small. Among the largest of these animals are llamas and alpacas, which are both native to the Andes. The Vicuna (a camel species), deer, beers, boars, emus, cougars (puma), fox, tapir, monkeys, armadillos, and porcupines also live in the mountains. Chile is a long and narrow country with the peak of the Andes Mountains in the east and the Pacific Ocean in the west. The mountains rise quickly as elevations rise up from sea level to the highest point on the continent in less than 100 miles (170 kilometers). Chile's flora and fauna, like its geography, are singular and tremendously varied, and for many visitors constitute one of the country's principal attractions. Many of Chile's plants and animals are endemic, meaning that they are found nowhere else on earth. Five UNESCO World Biosphere Reserves underscore Chile's importance as a treasure trove of biodiversity. Because of tremendous variations in climate and geography, few plants or animals are found throughout Chile's entire 2,600-mile length.
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