Belize Music

The Garifuna culture in Belize is very similar to the African culture and this is evident comparing their music. In Africa the The Garifuna music style relies heavily on call and response patterns. These patterns are less overlapping than many traditional ones found in Africa.

The music of the Garifuna culture at Belize has many styles including: punta, hungu-hungu, combination, wanaragua, abaimahani, matamuerte, laremuna wadaguman, gunjai, charikanari, sambai, charikanari, eremuna egi, paranda, berusu, punta rock, teremuna ligilisi, arumahani, and Mali-amalihani. Punta and Punta rock are the most popular forms of dance music in Garifuna culture.

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Beaches of Belize

Speak about the beaches of Belize is like speak of more than 300 kilometers of coastline, is talk about clear water, white sand and a coral reef where the light and colorful marine fauna will make you to transported to paradise.

Cays of Belize highlights around which everything was created a resort for lovers of sports, beaches and nature, especially water sports and bird watching. The keys should mention that the focus is ideal for the proliferation and maintenance of diverse nesting seabird species due to the inaccessibility of many of them and certain areas for humans.

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WATER

Oxygen and hydrogen As separate gases fly With power they combine as one Without water we will die.

The special compound water
Can really take the heat
It's exceptional in many ways
H bonds are really neat.

Northern lakes respond to chill
As temperatures drop
Most have lifeforms down below
Since freezing's from the top.

Many other special traits
This compound does display
Water is indeed unique
I'm glad it's here to stay.

By Peter Elias

Belize Fishing

Belize's fisheries are exploited for two different purposes, one of them is the commercial and the other one is for subsistence. The last one purpose is the most heavily exploited natural resources. Fisheries are promoting an expansion in production through diversification of this resource base, in an effort to maximize the benefits obtained from the fishing industry, while ensuring its long-term viability. At this time Belize's fishing industry is small and growing but it is an industry with great potential for development. Right now Belize export some of these products: Finfish, Dry Sea Farine, Conch, Lobster, Shark, Smoked Fish, Shrimp, Stone Crab Claws and Aquarium Fish.

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Sand

Sand in my swimsuit,
Sand in my hair.
When I go to the beach,
sand gets everywhere!
I wonder, I wonder
Oh how can there be,
Sand left at the beach
When there's so much on me?

Helen Moore

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Belize caves and caverns

Belize has a magnificent chain of caves and underground caverns. Visitors enter an undiscovered world with cool breezes to flow from the inputs. A canoe or tube will lead you along the underground river systems for a new exploration. This tour within a formation of caves in Belize is like a journey into an underground library, an opportunity to learn about Mayan ancestors and exotic animal species, both endangered species. Fast becoming one of the most popular activities in Belize, cave exploration provides satisfying emotions to anyone whatever their fitness level.

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The Flora of Shipstern Nature Reserve

The Flora of Shipstern Nature Reserve is unique to Belize. It is the only region of the country with a dry and wet seasons also alternately dry forest typical of the Yucatan Peninsula. More than ten types of vegetation are distinguishable on the reservation, with more than a dozen species of trees identified to this day. The very unique Dry Coastal Forest Kuka-Palm Belize found located in Shipstern. This rare type of vegetation of the Yucatan Peninsula, found only in three. Coastal areas between Cancun (Mexico) and Belize, is rapidly disappearing because of development of tourism throughout the peninsula.

Several species of trees found refuge in the reserve, but logging, both legal and illegal, has reduced the abundance of these dramatically with search of species such as mahogany and cedar throughout the country. An exhaustive botanical trail was first brewed in 1990, including one hundred species of trees identified to date.

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