10 Tourist Attractions To See The Largest Species Of Flora And Fauna On Earth

Some places on Earth still exist large flora and fauna that you can admire such as blue whales, giant turtles ...
10 tourist attractions to see the largest species of flora and fauna on Earth
1. Giant water lilies: In South America, Guyana (French) is home to giant flowers, including water lilies

. This flower was discovered in 1837 and named after Queen Victoria. They measure 3 m wide and can weigh up to 50 kg.
2 Whale shark: Whale shark belongs to the largest fish in the world, adults can be 20 meters long.



Possessing enormous weight but they are not harmful to humans. To watch whale sharks, you can go to the Gladden Spit Marine Reserve in Belize (Central America) from March to June every year, Ningaloo Marine Park in Australia from March to August, or Isla Holbox in Mexico from May to October.
3. Leatherback Sea Turtle: The Leatherback is the largest turtle in the world and is also a species in danger of extinction. When mature, they are about 2.5 m long and weigh 900 kg, look like a small truck. To admire this turtle, you can travel to Florida from March to July, on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica from March to June and at Shell Beach in Guyana from March to August
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Eastern gorilla: The eastern gorilla (Gorilla beringei) is the largest and most endangered primate in the red book. Compared to other gorillas, they are much larger with an average weight of 200 kg. They are found in the dense forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and Rwanda. Another subspecies of them is the mountain gorilla found in the impregnable Bwindi National Park in Uganda.
5. African Elephant: The African elephant is the largest terrestrial animal in the world. Their bodies are 9.1 m long and weighs 7.



5 tons. When born, the baby elephant weighs 90 kg and is 1 m tall. Currently, the danger to African elephants is mainly from poaching for ivory. To admire this species, you can go to Botswana (South Africa) - which has the largest number of elephants in the world (130,000). In addition, many other countries in Africa such as Tanzania, South Africa, Gabon, Zambia ... are also inhabited by this species.




6. Rafflesia Flower: Rotten flower rafflesia with giant red-dot petals 1.2 m diameter radiating and unpleasant rotting flesh smell. However, this is a characteristic of Sabah, Malaysia and Surat Thani province, Thailand. You can admire this exotic flower in the tropical rain forests of Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines and Malaysia ...
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Komodo Dragon: The largest lizard species in the world still retains its appearance like a prehistoric dinosaur. They average 3 m long and weigh 140 kg. The rare Komodo dragon is found only in Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Indonesia.
8. The Red Kangaroo: The red kangaroo is the largest marsupial in the world, also the largest animal on mainland Australia. When mature, they are 2 m tall and weigh 100 kg. The powerful hind legs allow them to jump 7 m high and travel at 56 km / h. You can find red kangaroos in arid regions on the continent in Australia, or in Mungo National Park.




9. Saltwater crocodile: The world's largest reptile is 6 m long and weighs 1 ton. The swimming speed of this species is also very terrible, up to 30 km / h, 3 times higher than the fastest athletes. Saltwater crocodile can be found in Kakadu National Park and Nitmiluk National Park of Australia. In addition, when visiting many Southeast Asian countries and India, tourists can also encounter saltwater crocodiles.
10. Blue whale: The blue whale is the largest animal to ever exist on Earth, far more than dinosaurs in history. As an adult blue whale reaches a length of 33 m and weighs 200 tons, their own heart weighs just as much as a car.



You can see this wonderful animal off Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, from March to April, or in western Australia from May to December.
According to Zing News
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