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Here's one of his bestselling books.

And Moi is 35 years old.

This is another leader of his people.

And he decided to go hike the Amazon with her for a year.

Amazon, maybe.

Option A is you get to keep everything invented up till 10 years ago.

I've ordered a book from Amazon.com.

His people live in Brazil and in Peru.

I've ordered a book from Amazon.com.

Raah! I'm a piranha. They're in the Amazon.

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He explored the Amazon jungle.

I will be denouncing those who harm the forest.

The trees in the Amazon are my sisters.

Google has one. The Internet Archive has one.

The Amazon is fed by a large number of tributaries.

Really think outside the box.

Take this plant here.

I really do mean different ways of being.

The Amazon is the second longest river in the world after the Nile.

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The Amazon River meanders through northern Brazil.

It's essential to us. You can't escape it.

And so does every wild habitat on the planet,

I only actually have two machines where I can build this thing. One is my laptop with 8GB RAM.

So that's a sort of Starbucks currency staying within its ecosystem.

California is expected to lose 25 percent of its species in the next 40 years.

Went to the South Pole, the North Pole, the Amazon.

It's a mythical lost city in the Amazon.

This is Juan's book, our previous speaker, which gets a great rating, by the way, at Amazon.

So let me take you on a little journey of many of the things I don't understand.

Francisco de Orellana disappeared into the Amazon looking for it in 1546.

And what I find interesting is that Amazon has recently launched Amazon coins.

A picture that you're familiar with the Amazon rainforests.

So bring it on, Walmart, with 100,000 different products, and Amazon, with 27 million books and Match.com with what is it? 15 million date possibilities now.

This is not a story of Tibet and it's not a story of the Amazon.

We're going to have to have no take zones.

And this area of the Ecuadorian Amazon oil was discovered in 1972.

He wants us to follow this curve of the Sono down to where it meets the Amazon to the southeast.

This month's interest from the shop.

(Laughter)

We're up to seven new species per hour of time we spend at that depth.

It's going to be available in all the bookstores in the Bay Area and throughout the world, on Amazon and you name it.