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Hot Attractions In Brazil
Even though Brazil covers almost half of South America a majority of its residents live on the coast....
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Brazil For Travelers
Rio is a very big city and just like any other city around the world, you have to be careful....
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Rio de Janeiro; Go barefoot in Brazil
With its long stretches of beaches and chic resorts, it's time to go nuts in Brazil.....
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Business Customs And Protocol In Brazil
Brazilians seek long term relationships. Though profits are very important,....
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16.7-Pound 'Giant' Baby Born to Brazilian Mom
SAO PAULO, Brazil -- A woman in northeastern Brazil has given birth to what one doctor called a "giant" baby, a boy weighing 16.7 pounds.....
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Bean King Brazil
The United States is about to lose its spot as the world's largest soy exporter, making way for a new king of the green mountain: Brazil....
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Brazil's Consumer-Credit Business is getting Ready to Boom
Money for nothing? You bet. Hordes of youths in flashy uniforms compete to catch the attention of pedestrians in downtown....
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A Favela Split? - McDonald's opens Ice Cream Kiosk in Rio de Janeiro Slum
McDonald's recently opened its first icecream kiosk in a Rio de Janeiro "favela," or slum. The U.S. hamburger chain's kiosks are fairly common throughout Brazil ....
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Deforestation is being blamed for vampire bat attacks in Brazil
Humanist, May-June, 2004 by Karen Ann Gajewski


* Deforestation is being blamed for vampire bat attacks in Brazil. The health ministry says there were almost three hundred attacks and thirteen human deaths resulting rabies-carrying vampire bats in March 2004 alone. Government scientists believe greater avail-ability of livestock and less vegetation for fruit-eating bats have led to changes in bats' migratory patterns, affecting their population and behavior.
 

 

 


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