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dot com slash energy specialist to find out more more. It was a long car journey, seven hours. We started on Tarmac and ended up in these dusty roads with huge holes in them that went deep into the forest.

This is biodiversity and environment reporter Patrick Greenfield who recently went on quite an

incredible trip to South America.

This is a dry tropical forest. These areas are full of cacti and trees with tiny leaves

to keep water in with big spikes on their bark and

they're incredibly biodiverse so there are giant ant eaters, armadillos, lots of

birds and it's one of the few remaining areas in Argentina where there are

jaguars.

Before you book your flight, let me say, Paradise is not without its dangers.

Where I stayed was by this big lagoon, where four biologists live, and it's quite extreme lifestyle there

cooking pizza on an open fire one night and one of the biologists was telling me about how she'd had

half of her foot eaten off by piranhas when she was swimming in the water there.

I mean I'm happy to have been but it's not the kind of lifestyle that I could deal with all year round.

Somewhat unsurprisingly this place is known as L Impenetrable. It's a national park in the Grand Chaco region of Argentina,

but despite its astounding and often unwelcoming biodiversity, it's also been very heavily

deforested.

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