Ronaldo-Suarez calls 'Save the Amazon'

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Amazon forests, known as the world's lungs, have been burned in the worst fire in the past decade. More than 20 percent of the world's oxygen comes from Amazon.

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Environmentalists around the world are doing various things to save the forest. Not sitting in sports. Stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez or Paolo DiBala have called for the Amazon jungle to be saved. The stars have urged everyone to take charge of the fire.
About 40 percent of Latin America's Amazon forests grow. Latin footballers are therefore in awe of this horrible fire. Argentina and Juventus star forward Paulo DiBala wrote on Twitter: "Amazon is burning. Amazon is not just South American, it's everyone. And it is the lungs of the earth that supply 20 percent oxygen to our planet.

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It is the forest of the world so our future is burning. We all have to do something. '
Uruguayan superstar Luis Suarez of Barcelona wrote on Twitter: 'Pray for Amazon. We want more energy for the lungs of the world. Let's all fight together. "Juventus Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has called for all to come forward. He writes, "Amazon supplies more than 20 percent of the world's oxygen and it has been burning for the last three weeks. It is our responsibility to save our planet.

Manchester United captain Chris Smalling tweeted several tweets about the Amazon fire. In the first tweet, Amazon expressed concern about the indigenous people of the forest and the diverse fauna there. In the next tweet, he cited the creation of a cattle ranch as one of the reasons for the Amazon burning. His tweet also mentioned that he had set fire to the forest 74,000 times between January and August last year. In addition, Amazon was shocked by the result of tennis superstar Novak Djokovic.

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