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= The Rainforest = The Rain Forest is a very humid place. It rains often. The average temperatures in the Rain Forest range between 68 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit. At least 80 inches of rain fall in the Rain Forest every year, but at least 200 inches of rain fall in the tropical rainforest every year. Rain Forest climates impact the world as a whole. With the way they process moisture, they create weather patterns all over the world. How Do These Animals Survive? These animals can survive better because the food chain and the Rain Forest provide for these animals. All of these animals habitats are in either trees or open fields. They have all adapted to the different foods they have to eat and the different habitats they have to live in pretty well. These animals should be here a little while.

Animals King Cobra Linn’s Sloth Orangutan Harpy Eagle Toco Toucan Vampire Bat Chimpanzee African Forest Elephant Bengal Tiger Dawn Bat

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Plants Climbing Plants Epiphyets Moss Sitka Spruce Western Hemlock Lianas Cinchone Trees Cacao Trees Bengal Bamboo Jambu

All of these plants have adapted pretty well over the years by taking in more water, and growing in size. They coexist by all of these trees helping the vines grow and shading the moss so they stay moist.

What is the Tropical Rainforest?

The Rain Forest is a hot and humid vegetated environment that is moist and sprays a misty rain a lot of the time. Where is the Rain Forest? The Rain Forest is being invaded by men with axes. The Rain Forest is being cut down so we can build more room for developments. But do we remember that animals live in this environment too and we are taking their homes. Next time you buy that big house think about these animals. Also, remember what happened during the dust bowl in Texas. The topsoil was carried off and the crops were not good for the farmers. Well, That is what is happening in the Rain Forest. They are cutting the trees down and the topsoil is going away. That means the crops are not doing good which means we have wasted a lot of land for nothing.

= The Rainforest = The Rain Forest is a very humid place. It rains often. The average temperatures in the Rain Forest range between 68 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit. At least 80 inches of rain fall in the Rain Forest every year, but at least 200 inches of rain fall in the tropical rainforest every year. Rain Forest climates impact the world as a whole. With the way they process moisture, they create weather patterns all over the world.

Abiotic And Biotic Factors

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The Food Chain

Tropical Rainforests Special Thanks To: Levi,Caleb, And these websites
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== [|http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/forests.php#tropica] ==

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