10 Lugares do Brasil que Vão Sumir Para Sempre

Brazil is home to 15% of all the planet's biodiversity. But science says that 10 of its most unique places may not exist in 20 years. This video is about them. 🌿 In this video you will discover: → The city of Rio de Janeiro that the sea is swallowing at 2.7 meters per year → The place called the 'Brazilian Caribbean' where 90% of the corals died in a single season → The largest forest in the world that has already passed the point of no return in part of its territory → The most photographed archipelago in Brazil — and why it may disappear along with its corals → And the biome that climatologist Carlos Nobre says may cease to exist by 2070 📌 All data presented in this video is scientifically backed by: IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) INPE (National Institute for Space Research) — Carlos Nobre UFAL (Federal University of Alagoas) UFF (Federal Fluminense University) UNESCO • UN • IUCN • Nature Geoscience This is not a disaster video. It's a video of awareness — and urgency. Because these places still exist. There's still time to see them. But that window is closing. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Opening: The Brazil that is disappearing 01:00 — Scientific context: What science says 01:53 — No. 10: Atafona — Rio de Janeiro 03:26 — No. 9: Coral Coast — Alagoas and Pernambuco 05:21 — No. 8: Marajó Island — Pará 07:26 — No. 7: Recife — Pernambuco 08:48 — No. 6: Abrolhos Reefs — Bahia 10:49 — No. 5: Pantanal — Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul 13:15 — No. 4: Babitonga Bay — Santa Catarina 15:04 — No. 3: Lençóis Maranhenses — Maranhão 16:58 — No. 2: Southeastern Amazon — the point of no return 19:19 — No. 1: Fernando de Noronha and Atol das Rocas 🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss the channel's next documentaries! ABOUT THE VIDEO (SEO and Context): This documentary analyzes the main places at risk in Brazil due to climate change. We investigate the real impacts of global warming in Brazil and which places in Brazil will disappear or are seriously threatened if nothing is done. If you want to understand what will disappear in Brazil and which places to visit before they disappear, this content provides a complete overview of the climate crisis and national biodiversity. We address serious cases such as coastal erosion in Atafona (RJ), coral bleaching on the Coral Coast and in Fernando de Noronha, as well as the threats of flooding on Marajó Island and the IPCC warning for Recife. We also discussed the preservation of Abrolhos, deforestation in the Pantanal according to data from Carlos Nobre, erosion in Babitonga Bay, the risks identified by UNESCO in Lençóis Maranhenses, and the dreaded point of no return in the Amazon as indicated by INPE. #climatechange #globalwarming #braziliannature #documentary