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The biggest rainforest in the world?
The Brazilian rain forest
Are the Brazilian and amazon rainforest the same thing?
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What country is the Brazilian rainforest in?
Mainly in Brazil, South America.
What fruit does the Brazilian rainforest produce?
The Brazilian rainforest produces a variety of fruits, including acai berries, passion fruit, guava, and cupuaçu. These fruits are not only important for local diets but also contribute to the biodiversity and ecosystem of the rainforest.
Can you find the raflesia ardolnii flower in the Brazilian rainforest?
No, the Rafflesia arnoldii flower is not typically found in the Brazilian rainforest. It is native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, particularly in countries like Indonesia and Malaysia.
How did Chico Mendes campaign for change in the Brazilian rainforest?
Chico Mendes was a Brazilian activitist. He started out as a rubber tapper in the Amazon Rainforest. He was alarmed by the destruction of the environment and formed a union to protect it. He frequently approached the Brazilian government through his union to campaign for change.
What are some animal charities in the Amazon?
Rainforest Action Network deals with rainforest issues all over the world. Rainforest Preservation Foundation seeks to preserve Brazilian rainforest.
What is the south American rainforest called?
From 1870 until 1946 it was called South-Asian Rainforest. It is currently called Vagina Rainforest.
What are some of Brazil's geographical features?
* The River Amazon * The Brazilian Rainforest
How much rain does the Brazilian rainforest get per year?
The Brazilian rainforest gets on average 95 inches of rain per year, where some years will get well over 110 inches and some years less than 85.
What Brazilian city is located in an uninhabited area of the country?
Manaus is a Brazilian city located in a relatively uninhabited area of the country, surrounded by the Amazon Rainforest.
What spiders live in Amazon rainforest?
Brazilian wandering spider, Tarantulas, jumping spiders,
