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Why are there so many different organisms found in the rain forest?
Because rain forests have great productivity to sustain maximum biodiversity.
What crops grow in the Tropical Rainforest?
Actually, unless the rain forest is cleared there are no crops in the forest. The soil of the rain forest is not good for growing crops once the land is cleared of trees. The ecosystem of the rain forest is a special place. Some do try to clear the forest and plant crops like potatoes and coffee beans, but it is hard to sustain them for long periods of time.
Is the amazon rain forest the largest rain forest in the world?
Yes, the Amazon rain forest is the largest rain forest in the world
What kind of adaptations do animals in the rain forest have?
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Does it rain in the forest?
yes it does rain in the rain forest that why it is call The rainforest
What and a tropical rain forest?
a rain forest
Does it rain the rain forest?
Yes in the rain forest it does rain about 2000mm a year
What is the Tropical Rain Forest in South America?
The rain forest in South America is the Amazon Rain Forest.
What is the difference between the tropical rain forest and the tropical forest?
The Tropical Rain Forest has more rain than a tropical forest.
Why is there a lot of rain in the rain forest?
Because, the rain forest is obviously called the rain forest for a reason! So there you go! There's your answer!
How did aboriginals survive in the amazon Rain forest?
The aboriginals survived by collecting food, the koala bear and the possum was there most bets prize food, the men were responsible for hunting the big animals like birds and fish and the women were supposed o harvest the insects,shellfish and plant foods.
Picture of the Rainforest rain cycle?
I'm afraid I can't display images as I'm a text-based AI. However, the rain cycle in the rainforest involves evaporation from the forest, formation of clouds, precipitation in the form of rain, and finally, absorption by the forest's plants and soils. This cycle helps sustain the biodiversity and ecosystem of the rainforest.
