Elevation of tropical rainforest

Answer 1

As you go up in the troposphere, air particles become colder and less dense. The temperature decreases 3-4 degrees Fahrenheit every 1000 feet.

Answer 2

Tropical rainforests typically have a low elevation, ranging from sea level to around 1,000 meters (3,300 feet) above sea level. The warm and humid conditions of these regions promote the growth of diverse flora and fauna. The canopy of the rainforest trees helps to create a unique ecosystem with high biodiversity.