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Mato Grosso do Sul lidera levantamento de araras-azuis no Brasil com 493 aves
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G1·3 hours ago·Environment·1 min read·🇧🇷Brazil

Mato Grosso do Sul lidera levantamento de araras-azuis no Brasil com 493 aves

Campanha Big Day identificou 1.095 araras-azuis no Brasil e um total de 1.313 aves considerando Bolívia e Paraguai.

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O Mato Grosso do Sul registrou 493 araras-azuis, liderando o levantamento da iniciativa Big Day no Brasil, que contabilizou 1.095 aves no país e 1.313 no total com Bolívia e Paraguai.

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Iniciativa Big Day realiza contagem de araras-azuis para monitorar a distribuição da espécie no Brasil, Bolívia e Paraguai.

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O número coloca MS à frente de Mato Grosso, que registrou 293 araras, e do Pará, com 240. Em geral, a mobilização identificou 1.095 araras-azuis no Brasil. Também houve registros na Bolívia e no Paraguai, elevando o total da iniciativa para 1.313 aves.

Entre os municípios que mais registraram araras no levantamento, três são de Mato Grosso do Sul. Miranda aparece em terceiro lugar no ranking geral, com 165 aves, enquanto Corumbá registrou 131 e Rochedo, 55. Aquidauana também aparece entre os municípios com maior número de registros, com 41 araras.

O primeiro lugar ficou com Barão de Melgaço, em Mato Grosso, com 261 registros. Canaã dos Carajás, no Pará, ocupou a segunda posição, com 182.

Mais do que contar as aves, a iniciativa reúne informações sobre onde as araras-azuis estão sendo encontradas. Os dados podem ajudar pesquisadores a acompanhar mudanças na distribuição da espécie e identificar regiões que precisam de atenção.

Tocantins, por exemplo, não havia registrado araras-azuis na primeira edição do levantamento, em 2025. Neste ano, uma equipe saiu de Mato Grosso do Sul para percorrer o Jalapão e confirmou a presença da espécie no estado, com cinco indivíduos registrados.

O Big Day contou com a participação de mais de 200 pessoas nos três países envolvidos. Mesmo quem não encontrou as aves participou de atividades de observação, educação ambiental e divulgação da campanha.

Para o Mato Grosso do Sul, os 493 registros reforçam a importância do estado para o acompanhamento das araras-azuis, além de fornecerem dados que podem ser utilizados em pesquisas e ações de conservação da espécie.

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O Mato Grosso do Sul registrou 493 araras-azuis, liderando o levantamento da iniciativa Big Day no Brasil, que contabilizou 1.095 aves no país e 1.313 no total com Bolívia e Paraguai.

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