Farming in the Amazon

The Amazon rainforest is mostly in Brazil, stretching also into Peru, Bolivia etc. The region takes its name from the Amazon, the world's largest river, that flows into the Atlantic. The river is 6,400 km long and has many large tributaries. It has a catchment area of about 7,050,000 km². Aerial shot and distant shot of a herd of cattle on farm, tracking shot from boat of the surface of river as camera tilts up; Cracking open a cacao fruit pod, cacao seeds covered in thick white pulp coming out of the pod, close up shot of coffee beans on tree branches; Wide angle shot of the sun setting behind the horizon viewed from boat flowing on the river.