other dangerous species in the park. The biodiversity of the park is because two rivers past through it, one of them is the second-longest river in South America, the Orinoco. The park is located in the Guayana natural region. Stories and folklores of the Park The Tragedy of the Teachers In August 1964, a tragedy happened in the park. The iron chain bridge used to be a wood chain bridge. A group of about 300 teachers from different states of the country met to celebrate the Teachers Convention and they were all excited to see the bridge that has a view to the waterfalls and the Caroní River. When the teachers started to cross the bridge, the bridge could not resist it and it broke. The teachers fell down the rocky river and many of them died because of the many rocks that the river has. Around 50 people died and some of the bodies have not been found yet. The Girl Eaten by an Anaconda This is the folklore of the park. The people from the city of Ciudad Guayana tell a story of a little girl who was sitting under a tree and an Anaconda that was hanging in the tree ate her. Even though this story is fake, it has made people be more careful with their children. However, there have been Anaconda attacks in the park, and animal control works to keep these snakes out of the park. References External links Venelogia, Llovizna Park -Park information MiNube, Llovizna Park -Visitor's opinion Llovizna and Cachamay parks -Pictures of Llovizna Falls Trip Advisor, Ciudad Guayana -Advises for visitors Waterfalls of Venezuela Orinoco basin Geography of Bolívar (state)