This Thesis has as its main theme the biodiversity of the Amazon, but specifically wild animals. Such animals are suffering a decline in their populations, the problems that began with the colonization of Brazil, where the portugueses acquired the of creating wildlife by the Indians lived here. Using data from IBAMA states of and Amazonas was possible to see the wild animals which are more seized institute, to know which animals are most requested by field data collection, individuals in the region, to profile the socio-educational same and which animals being exported to Europe for Portugal. With results tabulated, it was noted seizures by IBAMA in Para state converge to birds and reptiles for Amazonas there is a preference for consumption of mammals in the two states, there schooling in the two state and the birds are animals most sought illegally to export. was concluded that the situation in the two states is of concern as regards the of wild animals and should be given attention and trigger for Public Policy for Amazon region as a whole.
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