• In the Amazon the flowers are more vibrant with way more diverse colours and sizes. And since Miami is very humid, it does look very similar but not original like in the forest. The Zoo the plants were colourful had sharp tips and good texture, but it does not feel the same as in Brazil, but it's a pretty healthy example of the flower.

• In the Amazon forest, bromeliads usually grow close to rocks and under trees but still could get sunlight, and what I have seen in the zoo, it does look really similar. But yet the flowers don't look very happy, it didn't have that much tone. Bromeliads have different colours and they're a bright neon kind of color

• Anaconda: The Anaconda is a snake belonging to the Boidae Family. They are original of South America. There are four species of Anacondas, and of these, three inhabit rivers, lagoons and Brazilian floodwaters. Anaconda is a semi-aquatic habitat. The Green Anaconda feeds on capybaras, fish, birds, felines, deer, calves and even alligators! Are also part of their menu. In Portuguese we call Anacondas, "Sucuri".

• Jaguar: It is the largest cat of the American continent. The size of individuals varies with the geographical location of the population. It is distinguished by the pattern of the coat with large black rosettes with small spots, also black, in the center. Metallic colour animals (with totally black coat) are frequent. An opportunistic predator specie, it feeds on various animal species. It is territorial, good climber and good swimmer. Approach and ambush hunting, on the ground or in the trees.

• Capybaras: The capybara usually lives in regions along the banks of rivers and lakes. Use a heater as a refuge for predators, to get a submerged for a few minutes. This animal species has a great agility to swim. Among the rodents, a capybara is the largest animal. A female usually generates, in each gestation, of 2 to 8 puppies. It feeds on grasses, grasses and other types of vegetation found on the banks of rivers and lakes. We can find capybaras in several regions of South and Central America.

• Sinaloa Milk-Snake: The milk snake, is a species of snake found in various locals in the world. Usually reaches 9o cm, although it can reach lengths up to 132 cm. Your body has a characteristic coloured pattern, usually light grey or beige with brown, yellow, orange, red, or white patches surrounded by black or coloured edges on its back. Smaller stains of the same line may appear, forming an irregular black-and-white checkered pattern. They occasionally eat birds, bird eggs, frogs, fish, insects, earthworms, slugs, lizards, other snakes and snake eggs as well. As an essentially nocturnal animal, they are rarely seen by humans during the day.

• Dyeing Poison Frog: the dyeing poison frog has bright colouration that is thought to function as a warning to predators that it is poisonous. The dyeing poison frog is often royal blue, fading into an attractive sky blue background, peppered with both large and small black spots. Its underside is similarly patterned, and may also sport a darker stripe down the centre

Jaguars in the wild have really bright yellow colour and dark black dots, but in the zoo their hairs were falling out and they looked very bad health wise, and she was doing repetitive moves she was walking in circles like she was waiting for something or someone, but yet she still looked like she was a Jaguar.

The capybaras were the ones that looked the more realistic one, and with the pretty plantation next to it, it was very real and they looked they were actually took from Brazil. But one thing that I've seen that was the only not very good was the teeth, Capybaras usually have long sharp teeth, but in the zoo it had more of a round short teeth.

The Sinaloa Milk-Snake stayed inside a cage that was like 30x 30 Inches it's a very small space for a good size snake, it looked a lot smaller then it should and since the lights inside of the cage are fake, so it made their colour fade. but still the similarity is that it still had the black, white, and red.