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Brazil Fact Sheet

Brazil is Iocated in South America and spans across approximateIy 3,286,000 square miIes. The population of Brazil is about 188 million. Most peopIe in Brazil speak Portuguese. The capital of Brazil is Brasνlia. Threatened species known from Brazil include the Black-faced Lion Tamarin, Brazilian Arboreal Mouse, Capuchin, Golden-rumped Lion Tamarin, and Brazilian Spiny Shiny Rat.

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