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it adapted by living in wet and severe conditions in the rainforest

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What if a rainforest goes through a drought?

The trees and shrubs will die and the water will dry up. The organisms that live there (animals, plants, bacteria, fungi) will have to adapt to less water. If they don't adapt, they will die out. And the organisms that adapt will have different characteristics than the organisms that did not adapt and live in different regions.


What are some examples of omnivores in the rain forest?

Some examples of omnivores in the rainforest include monkeys, raccoons, and wild pigs. These animals have a diet that includes both plants and animals, allowing them to adapt to the variety of food sources available in the rainforest ecosystem.


How do morpho butterflies adapt to the rainforest?

Morpho butterflies have adapted to the rainforest by developing iridescent wings that help them blend in with the sunlight filtering through the canopy, making them difficult to spot by predators. Their strong flying abilities allow them to navigate through the dense forest and escape threats. Additionally, their caterpillars feed on specific plant species found in the rainforest, showing a co-evolutionary adaptation to their environment.


What is a warm wet tropical forest is called?

A warm wet tropical forest is called a rainforest.


How did bantu-speaking people change their farming in the rain forest?

Bantu-speaking people in the rainforest started practicing slash-and-burn agriculture, a method that involved cutting down trees, burning the vegetation to clear land for cultivation, and then planting crops. This allowed them to effectively utilize the nutrient-rich soil and adapt to the challenging conditions of the rainforest environment.