<prompt> Akaretsa litaba tsa sehlooho se ka tlaseAmazon Rainforest ke sebaka se seholo sa mefuta-futa ea lihloliloeng. E akaretsa linaha tse 9 Amerika Boroa, e nka sebaka sa lisekoere-khilomithara tse fetang limilione tse 5. E na le lifate tse ka bang limilione tse likete tse 390 le mefuta e 15,000 ea limela tse phahameng, hangata e bitsoa matšoafo a lefatse. E boetse e hlokomela libaka tse ngata tsa bolulo tsa batho, e amohela Matsoalloa a hakanyetsoang ho limilione tse 2,5 le ho fana ka bolulo ho liphoofolo tse se nang palo le mefuta ea limela.  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the contents of the below article . Response in English: The Amazon Rainforest, known as the lungs of the world, is a large region spanning 9 South American countries and covering over 5 million square kilometers. It contains immense biodiversity, with around 390 billion trees and 15,000 species of higher plants. The rainforest also sustains human settlements, including an estimated 2.5 million Indigenous Peoples, and is home to countless animal and plant species. . Response in Sesotho: Amazon Rainforest, e tsejoang e le matšoafo a lefatše, ke sebaka se seholo se nkang linaha tse 9 tsa Amerika Boroa me se nka sebaka sa lisekoere-khilomithara tse fetang limilione tse 5. E na le mefuta e mengata ea lihloliloeng, e nang le lifate tse ka bang limilione tse likete tse 390 le mefuta e 15,000 ea limela tse phahameng. Meru e nang le pula e boetse e boloka bolulo ba batho, ho kenyelletsa le Matsoalloa a hakanyetsoang ho limilione tse 2,5, me ke lehae la liphoofolo tse ngata le mefuta ea limela. 