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in the emblematic, heart-shaped lagoon called lagoa rodrigo de freitas, there are a variety of activities cariocas and international visitors engage in, provided by a stunning views of iconic landmarks, such as morro dois irmăos and cristo redentor (christ the redeemer) - drinking some coconut water, renting a paddleboat, bike, skateboard or a nice stroll along the pavement that borders the water.

being that area is after all a lagoon, it should come as no surprise that it is also home to many living creatures including fishes, birds, ducks, and a unique animal known as capivara - this animal, which is considered to be the largest rodent in the world, is native only to some countries in south america.  arrow-back      arrow-forward

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