What are tropical rainforests?

Answer 1

A tropical rainforest is a cluster of trees, usually all lush, and green, in a tropical climate, which means the vegetation gets its fair share of torrential showers, and heat. There are currently 46,000 rainforests left.

Answer 2

A Tropical rainforest is a tropic ecosystem and are usually found around the equator. They are common in Asia, Australia, Africa, South America, Central America, Southern Mexico and on many of the Pacific Islands

Answer 3

Warm temperature and abundent rainfall all year. Vegetation includes lush thick forests. Animals that live within the thick cover of the upper-most branches of rain forest trees use loud vocalizations to defend their territory and attract mates.

Answer 4

A general description of a tropical rainforest is there are many species that are found, almost two-thirds of the earths animals are found in rainforest(s) around the world, there are many rivers and streams of water, and also many trees.

Answer 5

The dark dense forested ahead make me feel uneasy and unsafe for there are wild and dangerous animals lurking in the shadows of the tall slim dark trees. Althought the beautiful lush green forests are a great place for an amazing photo

Answer 6

http://www.helenparocha.com/fiction/index/1rain.pdf

perhaps this will help cover the wet episodes of a tropical rain forest.

Answer 7

rainforest is evergreen and they never shed their leaves throughout the year.

Answer 8

Wet

Answer 9

wet