Kids Lives in Brazil

Kids' lives here in Brazil can be quite similar to what life is like for kids in the United States, and possibly around the world as well. However, there are many differences, too. Let's take a look!

Stunning and Endangered Brazilian Pine Trees

The Araucaria angustifolia, or "Brazilian Pine" is one of the most unique looking trees one can find in South America, it is also unfortunately critically endangered.

The Painted Stork

The painted stork is a water bird native to India and the surrounding region. Read on to find out what makes this bird special!

Coatis at Iguazu Falls

Coatis are members of the racoon family. They can be found from Southwestern U.S.A. all the way down to South America. They are very common at Iguazú Falls, a national park in northern Argentina.

The Khama Rhino Sanctuary

This week I visited the Khama Rhino Sanctuary, the number one tourist spot in Botswana. There were plenty of rhinos, but I want to tell you more about the national animal of Botswana.

The Tale of the Lotus Flower

The Lotus flower is the national flower of Vietnam. The Lotus symbolizes beauty and strength to the Vietnamese people. It is a famous symbol around the world. 

Jom Kita! (Let's Go!)

Did you know that people drive on the left side of the road in Malaysia? In the U.S. I drive on the right side of the road, but I've had to adjust to driving differently since moving here.

Monkey Business

One of my favorite animals in Malaysia is the monkey! Often regarded as pests by locals, monkeys roam freely around Malaysia. 

Sabbath at the School of Vision

During my walk up to one of the highest peaks in Jamaica, I made some beautiful discoveries: wild berries, beautiful flowers, and a self-sufficient Rastafarian community called School of Vision.

The Natural Beauty of South Korea

While Korea has industralized a lot in the past 50 years, much of the country is still very rural. Much of the country is made up of small, lush green mountains and beautiful flowers. 

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