Rain does not usually fall on the ground in a rainforest because the ground is covered with plants and fungus unless the ground is bare because of slash-and-burn cultivation. In that case, the rain falls on the ground and washes minerals downstream.
tropical rain forests are those where annual rain fall is 1750 to 2000 mm while intemperate deciduous forests rain fall is 750 to 1500 mm
because a temperate forest doesn't have as much life in it or as much rain as a rain forest and it sheds it's leafs in the fall
1222000 each year
Rain? Really? Of course its Rain, its called Precipitation!
This especially happens in the rainforest. When trees are chopped down the rain can reach the soil and leaches it (drains away any nutrients) if there are trees it can take up to 10 minuets for rain to reach the ground because of all the layers which means the soil doesnt get leached
They live on the floor of the rain forests and eat nuts and fruits that fall to the ground
a rainforest.
tropical rain forests are those where annual rain fall is 1750 to 2000 mm while intemperate deciduous forests rain fall is 750 to 1500 mm
rainforest
Yes, infact it is a rainforest because its ground is moist and it gets alot of rain
Yes acid rain does fall in the rain forest since the clouds that would be acidic can travel with wind therefore acid rain can fall virtually anywhere on earth.
50-250 inches a year
a rainforest idiot
on the ground
because a temperate forest doesn't have as much life in it or as much rain as a rain forest and it sheds it's leafs in the fall
1222000 each year
A tropical rainforest has a typical rainfall of 250 cm per year.