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=Location where it is ? Western South America=

=1. Precise spot - latitude - 15 west= =longitude - 75 south Map= ==

=2.Relation to other places - one is brazil and another one is United states=

=﻿no info on how long it has exsisted ?=

==Continent Info - ||~ Area || 17,840,000 km2= =(6,890,000 sq mi) || ||~ Population || 385,742,554 (2008, [|5th]) || ||~ Pop. density || 21.4 per km2 (56.0 per sq mi) || ||~ [|Demonym] || South American, [|American][|[1]] || ||~ Countries || 12 ([|List of countries]) || ||~ Dependencies || 3 || ||~ Languages || [|List of languages] || ||~ Time Zones || [|UTC-2] to [|UTC-5] || ||~ Largest cities ||= = List[show] = =||== = = =Other info thats added -= =By 2000 BC, many [|agrarian] village communities had been settled thro= =South America is thought to have been first inhabited by people crossing the [|Bering Land Bridge] (now the [|Bering Strait]) from the territory that is present-day Russia. Some archaeological finds do not fit this theory and have led to an alternative theory of [|Pre-Siberian American Aborigines]. The first evidence for the existence of agricultural practices in South America dates back to about 6500 BC, when [|potatoes], [|chillies] and [|beans] began to be cultivated for food in the highlands of the [|Amazon Basin]. Pottery evidence further suggests that [|manioc], which remains a [|staple food] today, was being cultivated as early as 2000 BC.[|[15]]= =ughout the [|Andes] and the surrounding religious regions. Fishing became a widespread practice along the coast, helping establish fish as a primary source of food. Irrigation systems were also developed at this time, which aided in the rise of an [|agrarian society].[|[15]]= =South American cultures began domesticating [|llamas], [|vicuñas], [|guanacos], and [|alpacas] in the highlands of the Andes circa 3500 BC. Besides their use as sources of meat and wool, these animals were used for transportation of goods.= = = =more info -= =**Anacondas** are large, nonvenomous [|boas] of the [|genus] //[|Eunectes]//. They are found in tropical [|South America].= =The most familiar species is the [|green anaconda], "[|Eunectes murinus]", notable for being one of the world's largest snakes. Green anacondas can grow to more than 5.21 m (17 ft) in length and weighing 97.5 kg (215 lb).[|[1]] They are found east of the [|Andes] in [|Colombia], [|Venezuela], the [|Guianas], [|Ecuador], [|Peru], [|Bolivia], [|Brazil], and on the island of [|Trinidad].= =Other anacondas are the [|yellow anaconda], //[|Eunectes notaeus]//, a smaller species found in eastern Bolivia, southern Brazil, [|Paraguay] and northeastern [|Argentina]; and the [|dark-spotted anaconda], "[|Eunectes deschauenseei]", a rare species found in northeastern Brazil, coastal [|French Guiana] and [|Guyana].= ==