This species is found in the open field and savanna regions of South America, including Brazil (particularly in the Pantanal, Cerrado, and Pampas regions), Paraguay, Bolivia, Argentina, and Uruguay. It prefers natural grasslands, savannas, and cerrado areas, where it finds low-lying vegetation.

It inhabits flooded regions and swampy areas, being quite common in the Brazilian Pantanal, but also found in other parts of Central and South America, such as the Amazon Basin, Paraguay, and Bolivia. It is a typical bird of humid zones and flooded forests, where it finds its food more easily.

The toco toucan is found mainly in South America, encompassing areas of Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Argentina. It inhabits tropical forests, savannas, and savanna regions, and is also common in areas of secondary forest and forest edges.

It inhabits tropical forests, savannas, and transition zones of South America, especially in Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, and the Guianas. It prefers regions with soft soils, suitable for digging.

Found throughout South America, especially in open areas such as savannas, fields, and forest edges. It prefers sandy or clayey soils, where it digs burrows for shelter.

They inhabit a wide variety of ecosystems, from tropical forests and savannas to cerrado and wetland areas. They are found in several regions of Central and South America, including Brazil.

They inhabit open fields, savannas, and pastures of South America, especially in Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. They prefer areas of low vegetation, where they can observe and hunt their prey.

Distributed throughout the tropical and subtropical forests of Central and South America, the paca prefers areas near watercourses, where it finds protection and food.

Distributed throughout much of Latin America, the jaguar is found in tropical forests, savannas, and swampy areas, with significant populations in the Amazon and Pantanal.

The puma has a wide distribution, occurring from Canada to southern South America. In Brazil, it is found in various biomes, including the Atlantic Forest, Cerrado, Amazon, and Pantanal.

Primarily inhabiting the Brazilian Cerrado, the maned wolf is also found in parts of Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. It prefers open fields, pastures, and areas with low vegetation.

This alligator is found in regions of South America, especially in Brazil, in habitats such as swamps, rivers, lakes, and wetlands, including the Atlantic Forest, the Pantanal, and the Cerrado.

Flamingos are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including parts of South America, Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. They inhabit saltwater lagoons, estuaries, and alkaline lakes.

This species is found throughout much of the Americas, from Canada to Patagonia, preferring open areas such as fields, pastures, and even urban areas. In Brazil, it is present in almost every state.

The collared peccary is found in a wide range of habitats in South America, including rainforests, savannas, cerrado, and even semi-arid areas. It is common in Brazil, especially in the Amazon, Pantanal, and Cerrado.

Tapirs are found primarily in tropical and subtropical forest regions of South America. They inhabit areas such as the Amazon, the Atlantic Forest, the Pantanal, and parts of Central America. In Brazil, they are common in several biomes, including the Amazon Rainforest, the Atlantic Forest, the Cerrado, and the Pantanal.

Found in tropical and subtropical forests, the blue-and-yellow macaw inhabits the Amazon region, the Pantanal wetlands, and some areas of the Atlantic Forest. It is most common in open forest areas and near rivers.

These macaws are found in the tropical forests of South America, including the Amazon and the Pantanal. They prefer humid forests and areas near rivers and lakes.

Found throughout much of South America, capybaras inhabit regions near bodies of water, such as rivers, lakes, swamps, and wetlands, and are common in biomes like the Pantanal and the Amazon.