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How much water does the amazon rain forest receive every year?
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∙ 11y ago
700 billion liters
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What you need in the amazon rainforest?
you need a penknife and a water bottle and that's about it if you know the forest and can survive on the forest alone
What kinds of water forms and land forms are there in the amazon rain forest?
Desert
What are some characteristics about the Amazon forest?
well some are water trees and many other
Why the amazon forest is called evergreen forest?
Because the dominant trees and shrubs that dominate the typical rain-forest biome are in fact broad leaf evergreens, that is, they do not lose their leaves, they retain them year round.
Where is Amazon basin?
Amazon basin is belongs to the amazon rain forest. It is in south america.
Are green anaconda offspring born in the water or land?
they are born on land in the amazon rain forest
How do flood waters from the Amazon River help the tropical ran forest and species that live there?
because of the water
Which animals that live in the Amazon Rain-forest Don't drink water?
All animals and living things need water. There is no such thing as an animal or plant that doesn't drink water.
Who is Niki tavoussi?
She is the amazon rain forest I get lost in. She is the mountain I want to hike forever. She is a girl that allows me to release endorphins. She is the reason I do not regret abortion. She is the water I want to choke on. She is the beauty to my beast. She is the Paris to my Hilton. She is the answer to my prayers. She is every to my thing.
Are there salmon and trout in the amazon forest river?
No. Salmonids are a cold water species, and while the Amazon boasts thousands of types of fish, they are all warm water fish. The primary game fish in the Amazon are Peacock Bass, Golden Dorado, and Arapaima, Jacunda, and several catfish and pirhana species.
How much water does the Daintree Rainforest receive every year?
29 times a year
Why does the Amazon rain forest get so much water?
In the case of the Bolivia Amazon Basin. the large amount of rainfall is due to northeasterly winds picking up moisture over the warm Atlantic ocean. Which then crosses the Amazon Basin where it then falls
