yes it does, but only a few.
No there is not a rainforest in Spain.
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No. Spain is in a temperate zone. There are no jungles, rainforests or tropical features of any type in Spain.
Spain encompasses a large area and has many different regions and climates. Spain is home to over 8,000 species. Spain has a high percentage of umbrella pine and oak throughout its forests.
There are temperate forests found on nearly every continent. This includes China, Spain, Chile, and South Africa, as well as New Zealand and Japan.
About 32% forests and woodlands and about 30% farmable land.
Very few. People have been cutting trees for more than 2,000 years.
Mexico, of course. It has a wider variety of climates, including subtropical deserts and subtropical rain forests.
The country with the most area of Mediterranean evergreen forest within its borders is Spain. Spain has a diverse range of ecosystems, including Mediterranean forests, which are characterized by evergreen trees adapted to the dry summers and mild, wet winters of the Mediterranean climate. These forests are found primarily in the southern and eastern regions of Spain, such as Andalusia and Catalonia.
Some forest are rain forests, coniferous forests. and deciduous forests.
Hitler killed thousands of gypsies and some died in the bombings but most made it to safety hiding in the forests, escaping to Spain or Switzerland.