Why does the Amazon rain forest get so much water?

Answer 1

In the case of the Bolivia Amazon Basin. the large amount of rainfall is due to northeasterly winds picking up moisture over the warm Atlantic ocean. Which then crosses the Amazon Basin where it then falls

Answer 2

The Amazon rainforest gets a lot of water primarily due to the high levels of evaporation and transpiration from its dense vegetation. The warm temperatures and abundant sunlight in the region drive this process, leading to frequent precipitation and the formation of the rainforest's unique climate patterns. The Amazon also benefits from moisture brought by air masses from the Atlantic Ocean.