101 Facts about the Amazon Rainforest

Greetings motherfactors! Adventure awaits as we go and explore the vast green wet area with a flashlight and maybe some trail mix. If you haven't already figured it out by the video title, the thumbnail, or even the part of the video that is probably playing: we are talking about the Amazon Rainforest! Full of wonder, cool animals, sick plants, and a lot of fascinating facts! So I hope you have a rip roaring time with 101 Facts about the Amazon Rainforest!

[lowrideralternatives]

Hey Chris please do 101 facts about rock music

[DivaDShawty]

Y’all, be nice to Chris. I’ve seen some ugly comments lately. Chill.

[ZetaEntity]

I really do like when you upload a new video in this channel

[kennedyodiboh]

Love your videos! Been watching for years now and love learning everything shared Is it possible to get more 101 facts videos on individual African countries? There's much to say about each one, and I'd love if this channel could help inform others about the uniqueness of African countries. Thank you!

[samiballew]

The Morpho Butterfly is my favorite one!

[haleywheadon]

Yet again annother amazing video 😁 you’re totally underrated like a hidden gem of YouTube

[chenaldomckenzie]

Suriname is pronounced without the “e” it’s silent. Great video tho Chris I always look forward to these.

[Ccc.]

101 facts about Ecuador 🇪🇨 please 🙏 😢.

[ladykoiwolfe]

I'm sorry I missed this episode. This area is so amazing and intriguing. I love how many synonyms you came up with for the words Amazon Rain Forest.

As terrified as I am when it comes to frogs, they are an amazing species and so incredibly varied you could do an entire episode just on them. Maybe even include whatever the phobia of frogs is.

[avrinrose]

Can you make 101 Facts about Kaitou Joker?

[mathieuleader]

I bet Henry Ford's attempted city state Fortlandia will be mentioned on this list

[gabriela.]

Some other facts:
102: The Majora's Mask from Zelda was inspired by the marajoara masks, native to the Marajó Island
103: At some parts of the river, it's so wide that you can't see the other margin
104: The transpiration of trees form huge clouds that move to the south, called flying rivers. The sub tropical regions around the planet are usually deserts, like the Atacama, Kalahari and Australian Outback, but in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, it's a rainforest, because of the flying rivers from the Amazon.
Some corrections:
There's a bridge in the Amazon river, it's even shown in the video at the part about the rubber trees and Manaus in the satellite image.
The Amazon cover 59% of Brazilian territory, that number 83% probably is including the Atlantic Forest, a different rainforest in Brazil along the atlantic coast.
Bananas are native to Southeast Asia, not the Amazon.

[sanaullah]

hey chris please do a 101 facts about PATHANS

[mathieuleader]

ooh posion arrow frogs I remember seeing these at the zoo

[rami_ungar_writer]

I will have to use that underground Hamza River in a short story at some point. Thanks, Chris!

[geniusrealms]

Saaam. Where are you. I miss you and your awkward voice

By the way. Still love Chris tho 😏😏😏

[appratows]

Yo! I hope u make 101 facts about Max Payne

[edwardmartin]

Ive watched all now please come back make more i beg you

[solarflare]

Could you do 101 facts about the flying Scotsman? It’s probably the most British steam train ever.

[edo]

Seeing now many view were lost when Sam left makes me sad 😭