What is the climate like in tropical rain forests and why is it like this?

Answer 1

because it is on the equator the suns rays will always be directly shining on them (the earths axis is tilted and but the middle will never be tilted away form the sun) http://www.slideshare.net/tudorgeog/climate-in-the-rainforest follow this link for extra info

Answer 2

This is because they provide the earth with oxygen and take in carbon dioxide. they also have many species of plants and animals, some of which do not live anywhere else in the world. They are home to many tribes which have lived in the rain forest for thousands of years.

(i learned it in geography)

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(yes, so in conclusion - it is a home to many plants and animals and it provides the world with a lot of oxygen and penuts

Answer 3

Tropical rain forests are characterized by year-round high temperatures and high humidity both. The fundamental cause of these warm, steamy conditions is the location of the rain forests: they are found on or near the Earth's equator, which is the portion of the Earth closest to the sun at all times throughout the year.

Answer 4

It isn't hotter in the rainforest. It just seems to be hotter because of the high humidity. The human body sweats but the body does not evaporate the sweat and cool the body because there is already too much moisture in the air.

Answer 5

water goes back into the atmospere causing it to be very moist in the air making it very humid. kind of like when your having a shower or bath and all the steam makes it really hot.

Answer 6

Nothing happends in the rain forest it just rains but stuff grow higher and higher thats it.