Hello Hello internet people, how are you? I think this is my first time uploading content in this community, but I think it's perfect to share with you my nice experience this weekend when I met with some family members in a park in my city that has a wonderful forest, full of lots of biodiversity and even some exotic animals, join me and I'll share with you my experience.

Here we find a sign that tells us that trees are the main components of a forest, but also the bushes, herbs, ferns, fungi and lichens that form strata or layers. For example, there is the upper stratum or canopy, which are the crowns of the trees where the branches intertwine with each other. The middle stratum where ferns and climbing plants grow on the trunks of trees, and finally the lower stratum, dominated by grasses and large-leaved shrubs. We certainly encountered a lot of this during our walk through the forest.

It is a peaceful place, full of tranquility, except for the singing of birds and the children running around, the temperature is very pleasant and in certain sections of the forest we find clearings like this one. By the way, that tree caught my attention, which was quite tall but gave the impression of being two trees fused together at the base.

There was also an artificial stream, adorned with stones and its relaxing sound made me regret not having brought a book with me because that must undoubtedly be a very pleasant place to read.

This is the translation of the poster: Forests and biodiversity: The beauty of the forests offers important ecotourism potential, and it is also the habitat of many animal and plant species. This ancient forest is home to 90 species of trees and provides shelter and food to a large number of mammals, birds, reptiles and insects.

It is a pity that we were not able to see a Capybara on this occasion, since I have seen some babies with their mother, also iguanas and other reptiles, not snakes (fortunately) but we were able to see a beautiful squirrel that from time to time came down from the trees to accept the food that some children offered it.

What I really didn't like at all is that there were people capable of doing that with the trunk of a tree 😡, we shouldn't carve them or write on them, we should respect nature

This is the river, for now it is not mighty, it is more of a stream, but when it rains it usually grows quite a bit. There are records that during colonial times this river was quite large and that many people washed their clothes in it, since the water was pure and crystalline.

As you can see the park is surrounded by the city, but in the forest area you cannot hear the sound of cars passing by, for that reason it is quite quiet.

There is a lot of bamboo growing near the river and in some sections it is intertwined with some other trees.

Then my sister and I found a particular tree, since it is the grandson of another tree of the Samán species, which everyone calls "Samán de Güere" and which is planted on Intercomunal Santiago Mariño Avenue. But the tree we have in the park was planted in 1986 to celebrate environmental conservation day. It is a leafy tree, like all samanes, I love it.

And well, people, that's all for today's post, I hope you liked it. Thank you very much as always for supporting my work, I welcome new readers, I love you all very much, I send you a hug and I'll see you in another post.

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