CLIMATE OF BELIZE
Climateof Belize is a blend of both wet and dry seasons with average rainfall pouring down occasionally. Enjoy a moderate weather condition where one would feel the humid climate
with a touch of cool sea breezes as one finds the coastal area being affected by the southeast tradewinds. January is the coldest month while May experiences the warmest temperatures of the year. The average annual temperature is about 26° C. The months from May to February experiences rains and the total annual rainfall increases from north to south and averages about 1,800 mm.
FLORA AND FAUNA OF BELIZE
Belize is a home to magnificent flora and fauna that boasts of untouched hardwood forests thriving with species of plants like mahogany, cedar, and sapodilla and pines. Black Orchid is known as the national flower of this place.
The only sole jaguar preserve in the world is Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary, which is placed here as the local residents respect this animal. The other native cats of this place are puma, ocelot, margay and jaguarondi.
Baboon Sanctuary in Belize is known for safeguarding black howler monkeys in Central America.
The mountain cow of the town that is Tapirs is supposedly the national animal of this place.
Carnegie Museum of Natural History witnessed 200 species of migratory birds, which is a home to species like Wood Storks, Great and Cattle Egrets, Boat-billed and Tricoloured Herons, Reddish Egrets and White Ibis, as well as Magnificent Frigatebirds, Anhingas.
Native faunas like the armadillo, opossum, deer, monkeys; common reptiles like iguana and snakes and other species like Atlantic bottle-nosed dolphin, turtles catch up your glance while touring to this place.
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