Chimpanzees

No; they live in Central Africa

An ape lives in Africa

You could say that they're almost completely opposite. Tundra is located on earth's poles, which receive little sunlight making it extremely cold. Little vegetation can become established because of the permafrost that prevents root systems, as well as the winds that clear miles of open land. In contrast, tropical rainforests receive direct and constant sunlight, which evaporates large amounts of water into the atmosphere only to drop back down again. Though rainforests only occupy 3% of the earth, it contains over half of the worlds species - the most diverse biome in the world.

because some animals are not made to be livinng in the rain forest or some people brought them there

You can get many things from a rain forest. That would be coffee beans, Cacao beans (used to make chocolate), tomatoes, corn, rice, coconuts, oranges, figs, avocados, grapefruits, bananas, mangoes, guavas, vanilla, black pepper, potatoes, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, cashews, Brazil nuts, lemons, yams, sugar, paper, essential oils...

Bearded Pig Brazilian Tapir Capybara Chimpanzee Common tree Shrew Crested Guan Flying Dragon Lizard Gorilla Indian Cobra Orangutan Slow Loris Vine Snake Golden Lion Tamarin Jaguar Toco Toucan Anaconda Monarch Butterfly Poison Dart Frog Mandrill Brachydiplax Dragonfly Baird's Tapir Three Toed Sloth Wooly Monkey Black Howler Monkey Red Howler Monkey Silver Back Gorilla Okapi Aye Aye Coral Snake Hoatzin (Stink Bird) Azteca Ants Clear Wing Butterfly Stick Mantid Tree Frog Fiery Billed Aracari Parrots Harpy Eagle Cassowary Proboscis Monkey Emperor Tamarin Iguana Agouti Jungle Fowl Nicobar Pigeon Macaws Emerald Boa Fijian Iguana Kingfishers Hornbills Tree Kangaroo Mountain Gorilla Bats Giant Anteaters Leopards

forests have an important role of keeping our planet earth alive. they provide us with many facilities like:

a. oxygen to breathe

b. fruits

c. paper

d. wood for furniture, firewood, etc

they are also called the "Lungs of the Earth" .

Yes. Formosan Black Bears, Sun Bears, Specacled Bears and Sloth Bears are some of the species that live in rain forests.

yes

it comes from the water cycle. the sun heats up some water ( in the sea, a river ect.) and the water evaporates ( the water turns in a gas) and the gas is called water vapor. then the gas goes high in the atmosphere ( convection ) then the water vapor cools down and condenses ( gas turns into a liquid ) and turns into a cloud. then the wind blows the cloud ( usually over a mountain ) and the cloud precipitates ( rain, snow, hail or sleet happens ) then the water forms rivers, streams, lakes, ect. some of the water seeps into the ground this is called ground water. ( some water just comes back to the sea or place it was) then it all happens again...

( evaporation can also happen from the water on trees but that's called transpiration.)

no, all rain forests are found in the out skirts of Africa

Yes, but not from the visitors. Most zoos have strict policies concerning the visitors tossing anything, including food to the animals. Some zoos have food they will allow you to feed to certain animals. As in feeding the birds seed they supply, or Elephants peanuts you get there. But most animals are on diets that are adapted to help each species stay healthy. Usually the keeper measures the food, supplements and vitamins according to the animals levels of activities, their breeding status, gender, and any immediate plans for the animals, while taking into account other factors such as the season, and the weather. Plus the keepers track the food the animals do consume to help determine their health. That would be flawed information if the visitors were feeding the animal. Also many foods that humans eat can be toxic to animals, so they must restrict outside sources of food. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

It is unlikely that all the forests will ever be gone. Much of the world is covered with forests, and even though some of these have been over-harvested, in many countries there are requirements for replanting trees after logging. The forests continue to grow and to renew themselves as well.

Rain forests come in two varieties. There are tropical rain forests which are warm, and boreal rain forests which are cold in the winter (but still warm in the summer). Forests, by definition, have lots of trees, and consequently, not that much grass - the trees block out too much sunlight for optimal grass growth. Grass grows better on plains, in meadows, etc., not in forests.

So? What's the question?

Many animals live in the forest.Some animals would be Snakes,Owls,Birds,Squirrels,Snails,Worms,Rats,Spiders, and Hares/Rabbits

Because the trees take in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen

It can start when you have 2 rocks and 1 stick and you make a fire,when you are camping,and leave it there.

Another way a fire can start can be from a tiny spark in a dry area that gets out of hand.Sometimes it can be hard to stop.

It can also start by 2 different ways.One way is by: natural causes.The second way is by:man.

Animals: (These are just some, there are many animals in a rainforest)

jaguar, red-eyed tree frog, the paca, mouse lemur, giant armadillo, pygmy marmoset, and the toco toucan.

Plants: (Again, there are many plants)DONT LISTIN TO THIS

strangler figs, lianas, bromeliads, venus fly traps, etc.

Hope this helps :)

Pakistanis do have a better complex than Indians. people frm Pakistan are much more whiter and beautiful. Indians are ugly and dark

read the textbook

Plants cope with all the rain they get in Rainforests by taking all of the water they need for themselves and leaving the rest for the animals. A good example of a plant which is good at coping in rainforests is a Bromeliads plant. The Bromeliads plant can hold gallons of water for itself and it also takes the water for the insects and creatures which can live inside this plant. The Strangler plant uses the rainwater to get stronger so that it can strangle nutrients out of other plants, they grow at ground level and they receive all the light and nutrients. Animals may die in the rain they get in the rainforests and this is good to a plant named the Saprophytes. This can decompose animals after their dead within 24 hours. Lastly Prop Roots only can grow in wet and muddy soil at the water's edge which is like tides or floods. Trees need these to stabilize the tree.

Those are a few examples of how plants can cope with all the rain in rainforests :)

I hope it helped :)