Amazon Rainforest

There are numerous tribes in the Amazon rainforest, each with its own distinct culture and language. Some of the well-known tribes include the Yanomami, Kayapo, Tikuna, and Ashaninka. Others include the Guarani, Shipibo-Conibo, and Munduruku. Many of these tribes face threats from deforestation, mining, and encroachment on their ancestral lands.

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Yes, woodpeckers do live in the forest trees

The wet, damp floor increases as the trees overgrow. As the Canopy descends with bright, colorful animals. it seems to dampen, slowly. Hour after hour, it dampens until it is transparent. When climbing to the emergent layer, it covers you - it engulfs you in it's precious leaves.

its containment and capture of carbon dioxide.

yes it is

There is thought to be over two million different species of animals in the amazon rainforest, with half of them being insects. Some of the animals are jaguars (which have been hunted to near extinction), Brazilian tapirs, parrots, piranha, and bull frogs. Jaguars, hunted for their beautiful coat patterns, are very elusive and shy. They will run at the first sound or sight of man. Piranha are thought to be the most aggressive fish in the world and a group of ten or twenty can devour a duck's carcuss in less than ten minutes because of their needle-sharp teeth. Parrots are commonly used in shows abroad and are known for their intelligence and ability to learn new actions. I hope this is enough information but if you need anything else, you can search it on Google. :)

people are burning the amazon rainforest so that they can do new homes,and paper for us

NO

Bush babies live in the bush and tree areas of East Africa.

Just say "for hundreds of years" HEY GUYS ITS A ME JEANETTE!!

The Amazon Rainforest is the largest environment of its type in the world. According to the World Wildlife Fund there are over 5000 species of mammals, reptiles, fish and birds in the Amazon. Some of the animals include the howler monkey, jaguar, anaconda, toucan and river dolphin.

Yes you can gte a tour in the amazon rainforest,but exploring it alone may be not safe

A couple of hours or more at least! my geography teacher said it could take up too 8 hours!!

Chimpanzees do NOT live in the Amazonian rainforests. They are native to Africa not South America. In the wild they are only found in sub Saharan Africa, with large populations in the central and western countries such as Gabon, DRC, Guinea, Sierra Leone and the CAR. Smaller population occur as far east as Kenya and Tanzania and as far north as Chad. Habitats rage from dense rain forest to wooded savanna.

The lowest temperature ever recorded in the Amazon rainforest was about 34 degrees Fahrenheit. The average low during a given year is about 55 degrees Fahrenheit and the average high annually is about 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Twenty percent of the world's bird species live in the Amazon rainforest.

Yes, the natural habitat of cougars (or pumas, mountain lions, panthers, etc. as they are also known) extends from the Yukon in Canada to the southern Andes in South America, but their range has been reduced due to hunting and destruction of their environment

According to different sites, the jaguar and the ocelot are the two cats that roam through the Amazon Rainforest.

The problems are that each year more and more foresting is going on in this area and they think at this rate the whole Brazilian forest could be gone by the 21st century

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Natural rubber, brazil nuts, Guarana (small berry), Acai (fruit), minerals like iorn,diamonds and other less precious jems, wood (hundreds of trees), mecidnal plants.

harpy eagles and mocaws are two birds.

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• To help save the rainforest, simply live in a way which doesn’t hurt the environment. Don’t buy tropical woods, such as mahogany, teak, and many others. Instead, look for American woods suck as oak, cherry, walnut, and beech.
• Use recycled products. Buying recycled paper prevents more of the Amazon’s trees from being cut down. Plastic and glass can be recycled to prevent the use of additional land being for landfills.
• To save the Amazon rainforest you can reduce your paper and wood consumption. Logging companies are cutting down some of the most endangered forests on the planet to make wood and paper products. You can reduce your usage of paper and wood by using both sides of each piece of paper, using your own cloth bags at the grocery store and avoiding disposable paper plates and cups.
• Another way you can help save the amazon rainforest is reducing your beef consumption. This is helpful because the main cause for Amazon rainforest deforestation is clearing forest area for cattle pasture. Reducing your consumption of beef will reduce demand for it, cutting back on pressure to clear more forests for cattle.
• Reducing your oil consumption is also helpful in causing less damage to the Amazon rainforest. The burning of oil, gas, and coal is the primary cause of climate change, a trend that is threatening the stability of the global climate. In addition, oil exploration projects lead to toxic pollution and massive deforestation, posing a threat to pristine ecosystems and indigenous cultures worldwide.

• Teach others about the importance of the environment and how they can help save rainforests.
• Restore damaged ecosystems by planting trees on land where forests have been cut down.
• Encourage people to live in a way that doesn't hurt the environment.
• Establish parks to protect rainforests and wildlife.
• Support companies that operate in ways that minimize damage to the environment. Also known as 'TREES'

Orangs live in Asia. The Amazon is in South America.

So Orangs don't live in the Amazon rainforest.