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Panama On which continent is Panama? Panama On which continent is Panama?

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Panama On which continent is Panama? - PPT Presentation

North America Where in North America Population 33 million people around ½ of WA state Capital Panama City Language Spanish 14 English Size 30193 sq mi ID: 691376

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PanamaSlide2

On which continent is Panama?

North AmericaSlide3

Where in

North America?Slide4

Population 3.3 million

people

(around ½ of WA state)

Capital – Panama City

Language – Spanish 14% EnglishSize - 30,193 sq. mi

(less then ½ of WA)Slide5

Panama Canal

From NYC to San Francisco

Using the canal 6,000 miles

From NYC to San Francisco

Around horn 14,000 miles

Panama Canal Completed 1914

Canal Walls are 7 ft. thick

Takes a ship about 10 hours to cross

Begun by France 1881

USA took over in 1903Slide6

50 miles wide

Sun rises in Pacific Ocean and sets in Atlantic OceanSlide7

Life as a KidSlide8

SportsSlide9

Animals

Harpy Eagle

Macaw

Harpy EagleSlide10

Golden Tree Frog

Red Eyed Tree Frog

4 – 7 cm long

Bright colors and red eyes cause

Startle coloration, giving predators

Pause, leaving the frog to escape

1.5 – 3 inches

Live in cloud and

rain forestsSlide11

Conejo

Second largest rodent

13-27 lbs.

Nocturnal

Eats fruit, seeds, rootsSlide12

Coatimundi – cousin to raccoon

Not Nocturnal

Omnivores

When surprised, the entiregroup will leap into the trees while emitting clicking and explosive "woofs" type of sounds.

Sloth

VERY slow – 15 feet/minute

Fastest speed 1.2 mph

Live mostly in trees

Sleep 15-18 hours/day

Only go to the bathroom 1x/wkSlide13

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