Dabara

Dabara refers to the Indigenous peoples' homeland in the lower-middle reaches of the Orinoco River in Venezuela. The Orinoco Delta is known as a vast and complex system of waterways, formed by effluents from various Venezuelan rivers and streams.

Geography and biodiversity are the predominant features of the dabara region. Several river systems combine to create this extensive network of rivers and streams, which comprises unique, dynamic wetlands with diverse flora and fauna. Both domesticated and wild plants grow there in abundance. The area also swarms with a variety of unique flora species, including the mangrove, a common coastal plant-ecosystem in tropical regions worldwide. Trafficking bird species, reptiles, and mammals of many kinds enhance this biological compelling.

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