What are the reasons for having rainforests?

Answer 1

As many as 30 million species of plants and animals live in tropical rainforests. In fact, it is the forest that has one of the richest animals in the world, with most of its species still unknown to the scientific world and even to the people.

We take from Rainforests many things and we even can't count them but here are some ones wood, Palm, medicine, Cocoa, Sugar, Pepper, Vanilla, Rubber and extra.

Answer 2

A rainforest is a place in which plants, animals, wildlife, and the eco-system live. Without rainforests, all of nature would become history, and everything would be gone.

Answer:

Rainforests:

* Convert CO2 to oxygen * Provide harvestable lumber * Are wet lands for water storage * Are sources of new biological pharmaceuticals * Provide ecosystems for diverse animals * Are homelands for indigenous people rainforest is a place in which plants, animals, wildlife, and the eco-system live. Without rainforests, all of nature would become history, and everything would be gone. The rainforests of our planet are home and habitat to legions of plants and animals, major sources of modern drugs and drug research, and are primary planetary climate influences, together with impacting the quality of the air we breathe. The widespread burning off of the Amazon rainforest/jungle for primitive agricultural land usage is a major ecological disaster.

Answer 3

Rainforests are primarily used for their timber. However, people do clear areas of them to live and farm in. Poachers and people participating in illegal pet trade use them to find animals to sell, either killing them for meat, skins, or ivory, or capturing them for sale.

Answer 4

So there would have enough oxygen for the whole world to breathe and places for animals to live in, so there would be less endangered species.