Gorillas

They live wild in Borneo, and Sumatra only.

no, all rain forests are found in the out skirts of Africa

Most likely the Husky, but Danes were used as guard dogs, not sled dogs, so they would also have that kind of fighting advantage. However, they have thinner skin and not as much hair as a husky would, making it more likely to get wounded than a Husky would.

many people:

mining

cattle ranching

farming

logging

if you remove the trees the land very quickly goes barren

In short, it's unrestrained "profit motive"; capitalism if you will.

it depends, if you are talking about hearing it as the emission of sound waves then yes. a tree falling in a forest would make a sound but if you are talking about perception, there is no person to hear the sound. so the tree makes a sound but nobody hears it

river water is often brown because as the water stirs up the silt, or mud, at the bottom, it often gives a brown surface appearance. so this brown coloration is just result of what happens naturally in moving water.

they go drinking guiness together on Tuesday nights

An adult female goat is called a nanny or a doe. They are refered to as a nanny whether or not they are a mother.

what will happen is the plants will have too much water and die

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.

Duff

In the United States there are tropical rainforests in Puerto Rico and Hawaii.

Harpy Eagles and other birds live in the emergent layer. There are also many different kinds of butterflies and insects. Many of these animals are also found in the canopy of the rain forest. The birds and insects are important because they help pollinate the rain forest plants.

both are found in North America, Europe and Asia

both also have 5 layers

5 deciduous layers 5 coniferous layers

1- Tree Stratum zone 1-Canopy

2-sapling zone 2-understory

3 -shrub zone 3-herb layer

4-Herb zone 4-shrub layer

5-Groung zone 5-forest floor

hope this helps you!!!!!!!!!

well some of the few causes of damages are humans, acid rain, global warming, and poching

It does make a sound because the act of making a sound has nothing to do with the people around it because a sound wave would still move through the air. Regardless of who is present, it will make a sound.

In a broad sense, the Benthic Environment. Specifically speaking, Coral Reefs are most like a tropical rain forest.

A baby goat is called a kid. When it gets older an can raise itself it becomes a goat

The main layers of the rainforest (from top to bottom) are th Emergent Layer, the Canopy Layer, the Under Store, the Shrub Layer, and the Forest Floor.You are welcome!

Knowing that more than 50% of the world's amimals and plants live in the tropical rainforests is extremely important. This means that we must sustain the rainforests so that the animals have a habitat. Otherwise, when trees are cut down, the plants and animals that live in these tree will die for they have no where else to live. This leads to the animals and plants that live in the soil.

The dramatic loss of trees, that anchor the soil with its roots, causes widespread erosion throughout the tropics. The only good soils that are able to survive are cleared away by the rain because the trees leaves aren't there to stop it from getting to the soil. Rica loses about 860 million tons of trop soil after deforestation while the Great Red Island, Madagascar loses so much soil to erosion (400 tons/ha) that its rivers turn red-blood, staining the Indians oceans.

After rainfall rains on cleared forest lands, the run off the damaged trop soils are carried into local rivers and creaks. Hydroelectric products and irrigation infrastructure lose productivity from siltation while industrial installations suspend operations due to the lack of fresh water.

It also damages fishes for the increased sediment load in rivers smothers the fish eggs causing them to hatch slower. When the suspended particles of sediment get towards the ocean the water turns cloudy causing the coral reefs to die off and effects coastal fisheries' businesses.

zoo is short for zoological garden, zoological comes from the greek word zoion which means animal

Although Europe isn't frequently associated with rainforests, it does have several. Examples include the Scandinavian coastal conifer forest ecoregion in Norway, the Atlantic Oakwood forest in the UK, the Colchian rainforests of Turkey and Georgia and the Fragas do Eume in Spain.

The Netherlands has a sea-climate. It also doesn't lie anywhere near a fault line, where two earth plates hit each other. Therefor, there have never been real tragedies concerning water.

There was a flood in 1421 which claimed some lives and one in 1953 that claimed 1835 human lives and some cattle.

The Dutch have embankments (these are basically elevated parts of dirt, rocks and other natural material) along most rivers. When the snow in the Alps (mainly, there's more) melts during spring, this water flows through those rivers. The embankments stop the rivers from flooding and doing damage.

In the south-west, there are mechanical dams that close when there is a heavy storm at sea, to prevent a repetition of the flood of 1953.

As I said, there are no real tragedies concerning water. If the Netherlands is ever hit by a hurricane, tsunami or whatnot, most would not survive. Over half of the country lies below sea level.