It is an evergreen forest. Both poles grow only coniferous trees. The climates at both poles can only grow trees that do not lose their leaves.
the deciduous forests are located near the equator because in america the equator stretches through the middle of america
Most rain forest are near the 23.5 degree line of latitude. The rain forest are located between 23.5 degrees latitude north and 23.5 degree latitude south.
It might be more adequate to say latitudes of temperate zones, which the north zone lies between Cancer Tropic (23.5ºN) and Arctic Circle (aprox 66.5ºN) and the south zone between Capricorn Tropic (23.5ºS) and Antarctic Circle (aprox 66.5ºS). In regards to vegetation see the wikipedia weblink below.
Temperatures are colder near the North and South Poles, becoming warmer near the equator. From north to south, it would be cold, warm, hot, warm, cold.
No. Its way too cold for a rainforest their!
The Black Forest is in the south of Germany, near Switzerland. Hamburg is a city in the far North of Germany, near Denmark.
the deciduous forests are located near the equator because in america the equator stretches through the middle of america
Deciduous forest is located in the on the east of the united states near Mississippi river almost western of Europe
North America and South America are the two continents that are near the temperate rain forests
Yes - NYS is filled with deciduous forest. Any of the NY State forest land in the lower elevations (up to and including the Leatherstocking region upstate is going to be deciduous forest and will have spectacular fall colors. You get more conifers as you go higher into the Adirondacks but that's a relatively small % of state forest land. Ad Muncher
they can withstand the weather so they sprout in the Deciduous Forest
Most rain forest are near the 23.5 degree line of latitude. The rain forest are located between 23.5 degrees latitude north and 23.5 degree latitude south.
An equatorial rain forest is near the Equator. The Equator receives the most sunlight during the year, gets lots of rain and is warm to hot year round. A deciduous tree, which could be in a deciduous forest loses its leaves each fall, hibernates during the winter and gets new leaves each spring. Rain forest trees do not lose their leaves.
South Africa has very little forest of any kind. There is a small rain-forest near Knysna in the Western Cape but for real rain forests you will have to look much further north, towards the Congo Basin.
The arctic is near the North Pole.
It might be more adequate to say latitudes of temperate zones, which the north zone lies between Cancer Tropic (23.5ºN) and Arctic Circle (aprox 66.5ºN) and the south zone between Capricorn Tropic (23.5ºS) and Antarctic Circle (aprox 66.5ºS). In regards to vegetation see the wikipedia weblink below.
Near Lakhish in South-central Israel.