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Fishing near Santana, Amapá

Santana sits on the southern bank of the Rio Amazonas in Amapá, surrounded by a dense network of rivers, igarapés, and floodplain waters. The Rio Matapi runs close to the city, while broader systems such as the Rio Maruanum, Rio Maracá, and Baía do Vieira Grande extend across the region. Piranha are present in local streams, and the wider Amazonian floodplain supports the variety of species typical of this part of the basin.

Species & education

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Tarango

Tarango

Hoplias malabaricus

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