no they are not endangered
north Queensland, Australia
it has goot more animals
The Amazon rain forest is the name for a specific rain forest, located in South America, where as just rain forest is an unspecified region, containing lush tropical plants, and a high amount of precipitation.
The Daintree Rainforest was named after the nineteenth-century Australian geologist and photographer, Richard Daintree.
Daintree forest is a tropical rainforest located in Queensland, Australia.
[1] The world's largest rain forest is the Amazon Basin. [2] Most sources identify the second largest as the Congo Basin rain forest. A minority opinion gives the title to the Daintree rain forest of Australia. But the sizes of the Amazon, Congo and Papua New Guinea rain forests run in the millions. And the figures for Daintree are in the thousands. So Daintree's claim to fame may be as Australia's largest rain forest, and as the world's oldest at 135 million years. [3] The third largest is uniformly being identified as Papua New Guinea's Gulf Province rain forest.
no, it's the The 135 million year old Daintree Forest, 110 km N of Cairns, Queensland, Australia
here is 2 rain forest names the one in Australia is called Daintree and The Amazon in Peru
The World Heritage Listed Daintree Rain forest is in Tropical Far North Queensland, Australia.
yes
The Daintree Rainforest receives about 120 days of rain and gets approximately 2013 mm of rain each year.