Essay On Venezuela
Did you know that name Venezuela is from the italian name “Venezuelio” which means “pinnola venizio” and that translates to “Venice”. Have you ever wanted to travel to another country? Venezuela perhaps? Venezuela is a interesting and beautiful place to visit and live. The culture, weather, animals and people of Venezuela are like nothing else in the world.
The land in Venezuela is very beautiful yet majestic and mysterious. It has a lot of different landforms. It has things ranging from volcanoes to basins, from rivers to plateaus, and from mountains to rainforests, there is a lot more to it as well. A lot of the landforms have a great effect on Venezuela and it’s economy Venezuela has a very mild climate and it’s highest temp of the year …show more content…
Weather and landforms aren’t all that makes up Venezuela. There are a bunch of animals and plants there too! The animals there are unlike anything that live in the U.S. They are exotic and rare or common things that we sometimes have here. For example they have flies and mosquitoes just as we do here is the U.S. Since the climate there is way different there is a lot more different species. Tigers, different bird species such as the parrot and emerald toucanet live there. Monkeys can live there. The plants are wonderful too. There is orchids, moriche palm tree, andean lupine flower and much much more. You would not find those around here though because of the weather changes and it is not warm enough to have such beautiful things grow in temperature like this.
Venezuela wouldn’t be Venezuela without the people of course, the people and culture is what makes up a country, city, state and nation. Without people the earth would be bare and very different and animals from long ago would start to thrive again. The things people do in Venezuela are somewhat very different from here in the U.S. They speak spanish, they eat different types of food, they have different religions. 88% of their population is christian and 71% is catholic. They have historic buildings, paintings and has been deeply influenced by african americans and the
The land in Venezuela is very beautiful yet majestic and mysterious. It has a lot of different landforms. It has things ranging from volcanoes to basins, from rivers to plateaus, and from mountains to rainforests, there is a lot more to it as well. A lot of the landforms have a great effect on Venezuela and it’s economy Venezuela has a very mild climate and it’s highest temp of the year …show more content…
Weather and landforms aren’t all that makes up Venezuela. There are a bunch of animals and plants there too! The animals there are unlike anything that live in the U.S. They are exotic and rare or common things that we sometimes have here. For example they have flies and mosquitoes just as we do here is the U.S. Since the climate there is way different there is a lot more different species. Tigers, different bird species such as the parrot and emerald toucanet live there. Monkeys can live there. The plants are wonderful too. There is orchids, moriche palm tree, andean lupine flower and much much more. You would not find those around here though because of the weather changes and it is not warm enough to have such beautiful things grow in temperature like this.
Venezuela wouldn’t be Venezuela without the people of course, the people and culture is what makes up a country, city, state and nation. Without people the earth would be bare and very different and animals from long ago would start to thrive again. The things people do in Venezuela are somewhat very different from here in the U.S. They speak spanish, they eat different types of food, they have different religions. 88% of their population is christian and 71% is catholic. They have historic buildings, paintings and has been deeply influenced by african americans and the