YES. Because Since the 1950s, the Amazon rainforest has lost 18 percent of its original forest cover, and up to 50 percent of the forest has been partially destroyed.
Yes, South America has more forest land than farmland.
South America has the largest existing rainforest in the world - the Amazon rain forest.
South America is more tropical and has more forest area and waterways than North America. North America is more mountainous.
South America has the largest existing rainforest in the world - the Amazon rain forest.
The largest rain forest in the world is the Amazon River basin in South America.
boa snakes live in ... RAIN FOREST snakes live in deserts, decidious forest, south America and more!
i think it is south America because the amazon forest in Brazil loses more then 1,0000
There are more than one rain forest. For there is some in Hawai'i. While there is some other rain forests in South America and Asia. There are few rain forest in the world, but they are not all in one place.
You would usually have to travel south to go from a coniferous forest to a deciduous forest in North America. Coniferous forests are typically found in cooler northern regions, while deciduous forests are more common in warmer southern regions.
there are lots of biomes in south America but some are: rain forest (around Brazil) Desert (Atacama desert is located around Chile) mountains (the Andes) grass lands and many more
On a geographical basis, South America has more rain forests and jungle type areas then North America. Politically speaking, South America has many more countries then North America.
There are more than one type of anteater, some are native to South and Central America an other are found in Africa.