Amazon Rainforest

bonobo(also known as the Pygmy Chimpanzee) and the normal chimpanzee.

the environment in the Amazon Rainforest is very natural. Since it is very humid and wet it affects the layers. The layers are: forest floor, understory layer, canopy layer and emergent layer. These layers are caused by the climate and that affects the environment. There are many animals in the Amazon Rainforest. The green leaf area of plants and trees in the rainforest varies by about 25% as a result of seasonal changes. Leaves expand during the dry season when sunlight is at a maximum, then undergo abscission in the cloudy wet season. These changes provide a balance of carbon between photosynthesis and respiration.

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I would say it is round about 2104mm of annual rainfall(2 meters)
the tropical rain forest gets 90 percent of rain fall

There are tropical rainforests in many parts of the world, and these are home to many kinds of monkeys and other primates. For the most part, the moneys live in the trees within the rainforest where they are safest from predators that prowl the ground, though they still may be caught when they come down from the trees or when a predator climbs upward in search of prey.

The main features of the amazon rainforest are: the location, the wildlife and the climate.

Due to defforestation there is loss of habitat. When there is loss of habitat organisms stay where they are and die or move to a place where there is avalible resorces. When this happens more competitivness in the ecosystem arises. This results in loss of species.

There's a variety of plants that grow in the rainforest. There are Bamboo, banana, Brazil nuts, cocoa beans, coconuts, ferns, pineapple, star fruit, mangoes, guava, oranges, berries. There are also a variety of spices such as: cinnamon, cloves, ginger.

Deforestation is happening because we humans are buying all the wooden furniture which is making companies want to produce more. It is happening because there are not many trees left so they have to cut down the forests.

Well, so many people just put a wrong answer or something random. So, I have some advice, go on wikipedia. Yes I know people can go in and change stuff but there truly always is accurate information. Sorry I wasted your time. I'm just so annoyed.

Only about 2-5 percent. Because the huge broad-leaf canopies absorb most of the light. As a result the vegetation on the floor of tropical rain forests tends to be vegetation adapted to low levels of light (bromeliads, dotter vines, fungi, lichens).

1. Piranha (pronounced peer-AHN-ya) Small but vicious, sharp-toothed fish which attack men and animals in swarms, devouring them in minutes.

2. Giant catfish, reportedly up to 19 feet long, which have been known to snatch natives right off of their small boats.

3. A tidal wave which runs bank-full up the estuary for miles when the ocean tide rises higher than the mouth of the river.

Yes it does.

Tropical Rain forests are located between the tropics (20 degrees above or below the Equator), but temperate rain forests exist well outside that line, like the pacific northwest in America or on the Japanese mainland of Honshu.

It is called a rainforest because of the precipitation and humidity. There are heavy rains during at least part of the year, and a dense canopy of trees traps a lot of moisture in the air below. The rainforests are in tropical regions where the average temperature (and therefore the relative humidity) is comparatively high.
It rains a lot, in a forest.

In a tropical rainforest, the temperature almost never rises above 93 degrees F (34 degrees C) or drops below 63 degrees F ( 20 degrees C). In many cases, the average temperature for the hottest month is 25 degrees F (1-3 degrees C) higher than the average temperature for the coldest month. I hope that helps you!

Yes, there are.

yes a rain forest is a wetland.

The Brazilian government encouraged mining, logging, and farming to increase jobs and products to export.

a tropical rainforerst is mostly hot and miost has a constant warmth and over 15 million of species including plants and animals live throughout this biome

i have no idea, but i know Iron ore mining has something to do with it

No one really knows who discovered the Amazon, or when it was first discovered--It's still being discovered! Even though it hasn't been completely explored, or analyzed, it still produces almost a third of our oxygen suppy, so therefore, we need to protect it! Help save the Amazon Rainforest and River!

The drinks that you can find in the Amazin are .. what I think..WATER

Squirrels and chipmunks are an example. They compete for acorns and a few other resources, but they do not compete with each other for nesting sites, or mates.

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