guaporé river is a south american river also known as rio itenez in bolivia.
guaporé river is a south american river also known as rio itenez in bolivia.
south american river also known as rio itenez in bolivia?
guaporé river
the park is classed as iucn protected area category ii (national park).









































the purpose is to preserve an important area of amazon rainforest and savannah, and to protect the sources that contribute to formation of the cautário, sotério and novo rivers.









































it ensures environmental connectivity in the guaporé river valley between brazil and bolivia.









































the park includes a mosaic of protected areas formed from several conservation units and indigenous lands, constituting the guaporé/itenez-mamoré ecological corridor.









































the conservation unit is supported by the amazon region protected areas program.
serra da cutia national park
palometa









































palometa is a name used for several species of fish:









































bullet::::- freshwater









































bullet::::- "catoprion mento", the wimple piranha from several south american river basins









































bullet::::- "metynnis", a genus of serrasalmid from several south american river basins









































bullet::::- "myloplus rubripinnis", the redhook myleus from several south american river basins









































bullet::::- "mylossoma", a genus of serrasalmid from several south american river basins









































bullet::::- "pristobrycon striolatus", a piranha from the amazon and orinoco basins









































bullet::::- "pygocentrus cariba", the black spot piranha from the orinoco and llanos









































bullet::::- "pygocentrus nattereri", the red-bellied piranha from several south american river basins
palometa