Forests

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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Forest give us food.

Forest give us medicine.

Forest give us wood for making our house.

Forest help in causing rain.

Forest give us food proper fibre gum etc.

Forest provides us fresh air to breath

Tree snails in Hawaii eat mold and fungi that grow on trees as their primary food source.

# Trees = oxygen = fresh air ( we need oxygen to breath ) # natural habitat for a diverse community of plant and animal life # it is our responsibiliti as living beings who share one common home =earth # Many forest fires accur which causes deforestation, meaning less and less forests are left so we must act now to prevent more from being destroyed along with the wildlife it maintains, which will also cause a decrease in the population of diverse plant and animal life

Yes people all over the world are trying to preserve the rain forest by reserving land so that people can not cut down trees, protesting, ext...)

The transition zone between a desert and a forest is a savanna.

Yes of course, but your probably referring to

"If a tree falls and nobody's around to hear it, does it make a sound"

Well nobody can ever know for absolute certainty, but if we get scientific about it, then yes.

Nobody has to be around to hear the noise it makes. It will make a sound, it won't just fall and be silent, it has to make a sound. Regardless of the fact that someone was there or not.

163,707 sq. miles

u people don't know nothin bout California the land area is more than that

There are mixed deciduous forest in the cold and wet mountains of Tasmania (Australia's most southern state) meaning there are deciduous forests mixed with other species such as conifers but its strictly the most southern areas of Australia. However there are many non native deciduous trees growing in southern Australia as the climate is much like that of western Europe.

i hav no idea but im guessing they r very feirce and will kill u harshly and wont give a crap afterwards

A coniferous forest is a fern forest

I think it's like 1 thirds of it- it meaning the Rain Forest

Most of the world's rainforests lie close to the equator. Because of this, the forest temperatures generally range from 70 to 90 degrees year round. And, it is rare for a rainforest to drop below 75 percent humidity.

community because one type of organism would be a population

This depends on which region of the Earth you are in. If you are in a coniferous forest in the Northern Hemisphere, you would travel south to find a deciduous forest.

Because of their stored energy. They help create most energy we have. We use nonrenewable resources everyday: commerce, industry, transportation, heating, cooking, lighting, etc. Oils, gases, and coal are used to produce chemicals that make plastics, fertilizers, medicines, and more.

no, they are found in the plains of Africa

Mangrove

It is literally impossible to know what percentage of the worlds trees have been destroyed. Why? Because scientist have yet to formulate an equation that would accurately approximate the actual number of trees still remaining on the planet Earth. Surprise? Not really. Scientific theories, supported by complex mathematics range from anywhere between 400 billion (the absolute low) to 10 trillion (the absolute high) trees currently remain on Earth's surface. Can you imagine the man power it would take to harvest 33% of either of these two figures? Not to mention that the entire human population would be swept away in an enormous fresh water flood and any remaining survivors would eventually die from starvation, soil degradation/poisoning and/or extreme atmospheric deterioration.

The Niger river.

bigger than forty football fields

why there is fewer temperate forests in southern hemisphere

Wonderful volcanic soil which enables Idaho potatoes to grow so well.

Grand mountains provide hunting, hiking, skiing, mountain biking.

Some wonderful rivers and streams provide fishing, boating, white-water rafting, and nature hikes.

Lakes, some very large like the 25-mile-long Coeur d'Alene (cur duh lane) and the bigger Pend Oreille (pon doray) offer fishing, boating, water skiing, commercial fishing, diving and floats of logs to the sawmills.

Northern Idaho, especially offers opportunities for finding precious and semi-precious jewels and valuable metals.

You can dig for star garnets - the only one of 2 places these are found. You can pan for gold, or dredge for it. There are commercial mines like the Lucky Friday that engage in deep mining of silver, zinc, some gold, and some copper. I have an acquaintance who pays his yearly property taxes from his little placer gold mining setup. Also present are opal, beryl, and other semi-precious gems.

Northern Idaho offers big-game hunting for cougar, grizzly bears, black bears, wolf, elk, and moose, along with excellent bird hunting for Ringneck pheasant, Hungarian pheasant, grouse, ducks, and quail.