Congo rainforest
- Location: - African continent
- Distributed countries: - Cameroon, Central African Republic, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon
- Size: - 17 80 000 sq km [27 times larger than Sri Lanka.]
- Number of species: - More than 10 000 species live. by the time,
- 400 species of mammals
- 1000 species of birds
- 700 species of fish
- Number of plant species: - More than 600
- A large number of animals living here are now threatened with extinction.
- The main reason for the extinction of these animals is the hunting of these animals for food by the tribal communities living in this forest.
- The world-famous Congo River flows through the Congo jungle.
- The forest is home to nearly 150 different ethnic groups.
- According to reports, these groups have been living here for more than 50,000 years.
Photos of some of the animals that live in this forest
African forest elephant | Western lowland gorilla | Mountain gorilla |
African forest buffalo | Cross River gorilla | Okapi |
Allen's swamp monkey | Aardvark | African civet |
Yellow-backed duiker | Moustached guenon | Blue monkey |
A video showing people hunting animals in the jungles of the Congo
An old video about people living in the jungles of the Congo
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