Amazon Rainforest

Amazonia receives about 9 feet of rain every year. Fifty percent of this returns to the atmosphere through the foliage of trees. Most of the Amazon River's water comes from the annual snowmelt high in the Peruvian Andes. Between June and October, the water level rises by 30 to 45 feet. Tens of millions of acres of rainforest are covered by water as the flood advances, reaching as far inland from the main channel as 12 miles.

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Forests are full of trees, and for animal and human respiration, trees are important. Plants and trees use carbon dioxide in the process of photosynthesis, the waste output being oxygen, which then supplies animals and humans with oxygen to breathe. Trees contribute towards providing breathable air for all animal species, therefore they are called the lungs of the earth.

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In the extreme southern amazon basin (south of the Equator:Brazil states of Mato Grosso,Rondonia) the dry season starts in May and lasts until October. In the Area south of the equator 0-4 south latitude Manaus to (Brazilian states of Amazonas,Para) the dry season starts in August until November/Early December. North of the Equator the dry season is more from January until April.

the light levles in the amazon rainforest ate cal and dark according to the trees above ahahahan

The Amazon rainforest is an amazing place, that has a wide temperature range. The coldest is has been known to get is 34 degrees Fahrenheit.

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The Amazon Basin is characterized by a diverse range of physical features, including the Amazon River, which is the largest river by discharge in the world. The region boasts extensive rainforests, which are home to a rich biodiversity, and a complex network of tributaries and wetlands. Additionally, the basin includes various landforms such as hills, mountains, and floodplains that contribute to its unique ecosystem and climate. The terrain is predominantly low-lying, with some areas of elevated land, particularly in the Andes Mountains to the west.

Most animals live where they do in relation to how their needs are met. A simple example would be man lives on the earth because our needs are met by having suitable water, plants and animals to eat as well as having needed sunlight and oxygen. Although crocs are more common in Africa and Asia ( "The Nile Crocodile" hay that rhymes!!) there are some in the Amazon. More common is the Cayman Family. A crocodile needs a warm climate for its cold blood to pump and for their reproduction . There are many animals that will fit into the crocks diet that live in the amazon

The problem is the deforestation and the poachers hunting animals.

It depends if people will start looking after it or not. If they don't it won't survive. So send a letter to the people in charge and ask them to save the rainforest.

Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana

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any fruit you want- all you have to do is plant the Fruit tree you want and let it grow! Hope this helps!! :D

The river has dirt and weeds and fish in it. Like any other river, some of the fish are endangered or they are exotic

No one can tell as there undiscovered... but new things are found every day insects, butterlflies etc. So a lot realy

no, it is between the tropics in Brazil, Bolivia etc... etc..

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the amazon rainforest is considered such a special ecosystem becauseitplays an important role in the exchange of gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, methane, and oxygen between the biosphere and the atmosphere.

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No. Camels are indigenous to desert climates.

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The deforestation process of the amazon basin is a problem for many because it takes away from the natural beauty of the Amazon rain forest. The contributors to this problem are the road and highway builders, cattle farmers, and the farmers of the area, as well as the logging companies. Without the rain forest, Latin America would no longer receive any tourists or have as much beauty or wood marketing causing them to have a possible economic fallout. I hope this is helpful information.

There is the emergent layer, canopy layer, understorey layer and the forest floor

the amazon rainforest is dangerous because of all the animals in it .

• diseases from mosquitoes or other animals

The Amazon has two seasons, rainy and dry. The rainy season runs from December to June, with temperatures ranging from 23°C (73°F) to 30°C (86°F) and frequent, even daily, rains in April and May. The dry season lasts from July to November, with temperatures from 26°C (78°F) to 40°C (104°F), with less rain, though showers are still possible. As with any area as large as the Amazon, regional differences can be stark.