Chile is located in South America. The highest temperature is 5 degrees. Then the lowest is 3 degrees. The fauna of the country is as varied as its flora, though less abundant. Of the mammalian group, the species which especially stand out are the puma, the guanaco (related to camels), the huemul (pertaining to the family of ciervos and native to the country), the vizcacha (a rodent with a taste for the rocky places of the mountains or antiplano), and another ciervos relative and the smallest of the family, the pudu, which is very difficult to observe in the wild. All the plant life in a particular region or period
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The highest temperature is 5 degrees. Then the lowest is 3 degrees.
The fauna of the country is as varied as its flora, though less abundant. Of the mammalian group, the species which especially stand out are the puma, the guanaco (related to camels), the huemul (pertaining to the family of ciervos and native to the country), the vizcacha (a rodent with a taste for the rocky places of the mountains or antiplano), and another ciervos relative and the smallest of the family, the pudu, which is very difficult to observe in the wild.
All the plant life in a particular region or period