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You probably know that you're a mammal, right? How about your dog or your cat? Yup, both mammals. What about seals or whales? Yes, even these creatures are mammals.

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5. Vertebrate : An animal with a backbone

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FAST FACTS

OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Panama

FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Constitutional democracy

CAPITAL: Panama City

POPULATION: 3,608,431

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: Spanish, English

AREA: 29,118 square miles (75,416 square kilometers)

MONEY: Balboa, U.S. dollar

GEOGRAPHY

This Central American country is bordered by Costa Rica and Colombia, and is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. Panama is a narrow land bridge, or isthmus, connecting North and South America. Panama is slightly smaller than South Carolina.

People and Culture
Most Panamanians are descended from indigenous, or native, people, Europeans, Afro-Caribbeans, and immigrants from all over the world.

The three largest indigenous groups in Panama are the Kunas, Emberás, and Ngöbe-Buglés and they still live in the remote areas of the country.

They have their own dialects, languages, and customs and most of them also speak Spanish.

The national traditional dress for women is a long, full white cotton dress decorated with colorful embroidery called a pollera. Men wear a traditional montuno, which is a white cotton shirt with embroidery and short pants.

Family is very important in Panama. Children attend school from ages 7 to 15. Most of Panama's national holidays are religious occasions.

Panamanians eat rice with most of their meals. They also eat corn tortillas with meat and vegetables.

NATURE

The country is very diverse with mountains, rain forests, beautiful white-sand beaches, and 1,500 islands. Darién Gap, from Panama City to Colombia, has about 12 million acres of rain forest, yet few Panamanians or tourists ever visit the area, which is only accessible by boat.

This remote nature preserve is threatened by development and the proposed extension of the Pan-American Highway through this region.

The national flower is a white orchid called the Flor del Espiritu Santo, or Flower of the Holy Spirit. There are over 1,400 tree species, including the square tree, which has a square shaped trunk and is found in the mountains west of Panama City.

Panama is home to many unique animals that are found only in Panama. The mysterious golden frogs have gleaming, shimmering skin and are thought to bring people good luck. The numbers of golden frogs is declining and so are the numbers of sea turtles.

Panamanian Balboa,

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GOVERNMENT & ECONOMY

Under the constitution, there are three branches of government, including the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Panamanians elect a president and a vice president every five years. The president picks a cabinet of ministers.

After years of government corruption, Panama instituted many laws to focus on human rights, and to make the government more transparent to its citizens.

Panama's agricultural products are bananas, rice, corn, beans, and coffee.

HISTORY

Explored and settled by the Spanish in the 16th century, Panama broke with Spain in 1821 and joined with Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela to form the Republic of Gran Colombia. When this republic dissolved in 1830, Panama remained part of Colombia.

With U.S. backing, Panama split from Colombia in 1903 and signed a treaty, which allowed the U.S. to control a strip of land on either side of a new canal.

The Panama Canal, built by the United States after Panama's independence from Colombia in 1903, joins the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The canal was built by 75,000 workers between 1904 and 1914 and allows boats to sail between the two oceans without having to go all the way around the South American continent.

In 1999, Panama assumed full control of the Panama Canal.

In 1989 U.S. troops overthrew the country's leader Gen. Manuel Noriega after he was found to be involved in drug trafficking. Panama's first woman president, Mireya Moscoso, was elected a few years later.

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Central America is much more than just a place filled with trees, rivers and lakes where traveling can be quier inexpensive. It has a reach history, its people have colorful cultures and the forests hide all sorts of treasures. Making it a very interesting region to learn about.

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There are seven countries in Central America: Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama. The population of Central America is approximately 41,739,000.

Three-fifths of Central America's population is of mixed European (mostly Spanish but there is some British influence too) and Mayan heritage, known as Mestizos. One-fifth is still formed by the descendants of the ancient Kingdoms and Tribes that lived here before the conquest.

There is no spot in Central America more than 125 miles (200 kilometers) from the ocean.

The name Central America is sometimes used synonymously with Mesoamerica or Middle America, which usually includes the West Indies and Mexico. However, and confusingly, the term Middle America is also often used to refer to the middle states of the United States.

There are sixteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Central America, with places represented in every Central American country. The sites include islands, ancient ruins, Spanish colonial cities, national parks, and more, like the Antigua Guatemala, Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System, Cocos Island National Park in Costa Rica, and Joya de Cerén Archaeological Site in El Salvador.

Central America is an isthmus. Along with being a word I can never spell on first try, an isthmus is a strip of land connecting two larger land masses, with bodies of water on both sides. In Central America's case, it connects North and South America, and is bordered by the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans. The Panama Canal, built between 1904 and 1914, is the only waterway to link the two oceans.

Although Central America is a land bridge between North and South America, technically it is part of North America.

The countries of Central America are in talks to implement a common Central American currency. For now, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica all print their own currencies, while the United States Dollar is the official currency in El Salvador and Panama (and widely accepted in the other five countries).

Central America makes up most of the Mesoamerican biodiversity hotspot, home to 7 percent of the world's total biodiversity. Panama and Costa Rica boast the most biowealth; Belize and Guatemala are second, with the middle countries boasting the least (though still impressive, in world terms!).

Though Central American history, long past and more recently, is plagued by war, there are no international or internal wars in Central America in the present.

The Pan-American highway runs through all the Central American countries but Belize. It breaks for 54 miles in a spot called the Darién Gap - the only place the highway breaks in the Americas.

Central America is an incredibly volcanic region, a fact that has influenced everything from Central America's cuisine (based on what crops grow in the richly volcanic soil) to the geographic settlements of the region's populations. Central American volcanoes have erupted many times in history, killing anything from a handful of people to thousands. A number of volcanoes are still active.

Four-fifths of Central America's population is Roman Catholic. Most of the remainder is Protestant, though a number of people practice Mayan and other indigenous religions, sometimes concurrently with Roman Catholicism.

Belize is just 1195 square miles (1924 square kilometers) larger than El Salvador, but El Salvador has thirty times the population.

Christopher Columbus first set foot on the American mainland at Puerto Castilla, near Trujillo, Honduras. Over time, he also explored the Atlantic coasts of Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.

There are a number of endangered languages in Central America, mostly spoken by indigenous populations. For example, only 20 people are fluent in the El Salvadorean Pipil language, which is descended from Nahuatl. Just a few people are fluent in the Honduran Lenca language.

Punta music originated in the Caribbean coastal areas of Belize, Guatemala and Honduras by the Garifuna people that live on those regions.

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extends from north of the equator almost to Antarctica. This gives South America a large area in the tropics, through more temperate zones, and way far south to very cold parts of southern Chile and Argentina. South America extends much farther south than any other inhabited continent. South America has the Pacific Ocean on the west, the Atlantic Ocean on the east, and the Caribbean Sea to the north east. The Andes Mountains run along the west coast of the continent, head waters for the Amazon, the largest river (by volume) in the world, which flows to the Atlantic Ocean. The Atacama Desert, on the west side of the Andes Mountains, is the driest desert on earth. The highest waterfall in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela. South America has a breath-taking diversity of landscape and of species of plants and animals. Brazil constitutes roughly half of South America, both by land area and population.
Brazil was a colony of Portugal, while most of the rest of the countries of South America were colonies of Spain. This is reflected in the national languages, where Portuguese is spoken in Brazil, and Spanish in most of the rest of South America. The three small countries on the northern coast speak Guyana (English); Suriname (Dutch); and French Guiana (French). In addition, there are many native languages spoken all over South America.
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