Forests

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Yes, mountain gorillas do live in forests, albeit at higher altitudes than other species of gorillas. The largest population of mountain gorillas can be found in the Albertine Rift montane cloud forests among the Viruga Mountains, a range of extinct volcanoes that border the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda.

Soroako, Indonesia 1973.

Hello my name is Bobby Ray Martin, I actually lived in the rain forest or as it seemed to me the jungle for about 18 months in 1973, 74, & early 75. I was mearly 13 years old when my folks, God rest their beautiful soles, dragged me kicking, screaming, and possibly cursing to the other side of the world. Could have been the moon for all i cared back then. If i was there 18 months i bet i griped 17 months 29 days about what was being taken away from me. I had just tasted my girlfriends tongue about a week before we left the states and would have sworn in a court of law that i was being punnished for something. However looking back today to my past that was by far the most cherrished time in my 50 years (so far) on this earth. i had every exotic animal known to man, my mother had a maid and gardener at her dissposal and pretty much left the gardener in my charge. During my stay and at 14 years of age, i lost my virginity to a beautiful 18 year old young woman from Australia, i learned to water ski, smoke weed and be pretty independent when i returned to California at age 15. the first time my mom and i walked through the native village that we lived about 2000 feet from the huts emptied and they were all pulling lightly at my hair and pinching my skin, come to find out they had never seen a person with blonde hair or blue eyes until i arrived. They treated me very very very well and it turned out to be a total honor and privilege to live among them, primative to the extreme level, all the while they showed me much more about loving your fellow man and respect than i ever could have imagined. im gonna have to look up equatorial forest unless it just means forest near the equator. it was gorgeous and picturesque every where you looked. rained almost 200 inches in one twelve month period and i bet it never ever got below 70 degrees the whole time there. water skiing in 80 to 85 degree weather while the skies just poured inches of rain down in a matter of twenty to thirty minutes time, then as quickly as it began it stopped and the sun would shine the remainder of the day. sorry to bore anyone but that is but a microscopic account of my time spent there. to many cherrished memories to list here so if u have any questions for me send them to bobbyrmartin@clear.net i will do my very best to answer any and all as quickly as possible.

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Deforestation is the process of cutting down trees, which leads to various dangerous effects such as depletion of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide,

Where there is food. Wolves do not stay in one place for long, despite haveing established territories. Typically they'll be a good deal away from human establishments, but you'll still find one tempted by people who put dog food outside or leave trash cans open.

Very good and fertile. Full of good nutrition and minerals. The soil is very good for the huge trees, plants and animals.

moose live in coniferous forests.

Leopards are not in tropical rainforest areas, but in African forest and grasslands. The adaptations are with the color of their coat depending on where they are. Lighter shades in more grasslands and darker in forests. Even the spots change. East Africa spots are round while the southern Africa spots are square.

some carpet pythons live in the rainforests but most are pets or live in grasslands

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I believe it is called the canopy layer.

once logs have been cut down they need to be hauled out of the forest.

the way it is done is a crew strings metal cables , lifted off the ground , and carried out to the road.

then they are loaded onto trucks.

Not all. Birds can fly away to escape, so can most insects. many ground-dwellers can simply bury themselves in the earth until the fire has subsided.

Plants that need ample water and those without adaptations would not thrive in dry forests.

To survive in a dry forests, plants must have the adaptation of deciduousness, dropping its leaves once the rains end, which halts photosynthesis which produces water losses which causes the plant not to survive in the dry season. Some plants have other adaptations, such as green bark, which allows photosynthesis to continue even when the leaves have been dropped, and others have water storage tissues that allow them to survive during the dry season by drawing on the stored water. Others have an extra, waxy layer on their leaves that slows water evaporation, and others close their leaves at night which slows water loss.

some producers in the taiga biome is

♥sphagum moss

♥lichen clubmoss

♥bracken fern

♥twin leaf

♥shin leaf

♥wild liny of the valley

♥crowberry

♥blueberry bush

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

Bees live wherever they want to!

we get paper, wood, oil, medicines, fibres, floss, cane, bamboo, cotton, fungi, herbs, etc.

you are a jackass asshoPr

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Ferrets live on the outskirts of forests, pastures, rough grassland and scrubland.

The typhoons are the impacts that typhoons have on the areas they move through. The main destructive impacts include heavy rain, strong wind, large storm surges at landfall, and tornadoes. How devastating a typhoon is depends mainly on its intensity, how big it is, and where it impacts. Typhoons act to remove forest canopy as well as change the landscape near coastal areas, by moving and reshaping sand dunes and causing extensive erosion along the coast. Even well inland, heavy rainfall can lead to mudslides and landslides in mountainous areas. Their impacts can be sensed over time by studying the concentration of the Oxygen-18 isotope within caves near the shore.

After the typhoon has passed, devastation continues. Standing water can cause the spread of disease, and transportation or communications infrastructure may have been destroyed, hampering clean-up and rescue efforts. Nearly two million people have died globally due to typhoons. Despite their devastating effects, typhoons are also beneficial, by potentially bringing rain to dry areas and moving heat from the tropics poleward. Out at sea, ships take advantage of their known characteristics by navigating through their weaker, western half.

A redwood forest is a large area filled with redwood trees. This is a very distinct type of forest due to the fact that these trees may live for several thousand years and can grow over 15 feet in diameter. Most of these forests exist in the western half of the United States.

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

because my mom told all they animals and fairy god parents to live there in a mountain. isn't she magical?