The Pulse of the Atlantic Forest

Brazil's Atlantic Forest is one of the most biodiversity—rich places on the planet, although today only 8% of its original area remains. These remnants of a tropical paradise are home to unique species: venomous miniature frogs, tiny hummingbirds, rare birds and primates. This fragile and vulnerable ecosystem world shows the subtle connections between animals and plants — every creature here plays a role in the survival of the entire forest system.