Rainforests

Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana.

"first i thought i was protecting the trees, then i thought i was protecting the rain forest, now i realise I'm protecting humanity" Chico Mendez protested against deforestation.

Lianas are vines that begin life on the ground as small self-supporting shrubs and rely on other plants to reach the light rich environment of the upper canopy. Because Lianas use the architecture of other plants for support, they devote relatively little to structural support and instead allocate more resources to leaf production and stem/root elongation for rapid growth. Since lianas are rooted throughout their lives they take nothing from the tree except support.

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Trees convert CO2 in to organic material. CO2 is a green house gas and prevent heat to escape from earth causing earth temperature or so called global warming. So cutting trees will increase CO2 in atmosphere and vice versa.

There are bushes in the rainforest. The rainforest is home to a vary wide array of vegetation including trees, bushes, and plants.

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Deserts are characterized by low precipitation levels, typically less than 10 inches (25 cm) of rain per year. There are several reasons for this:

Location: Deserts are mostly located in areas where the prevailing winds lose most of their moisture before reaching the land, or the land is located in the rain shadow of high mountain ranges. This is why most deserts are found along the western coasts of continents, such as the Atacama Desert in Chile, the Namib Desert in Namibia, and the Mojave Desert in the western United States.

High pressure systems: High pressure systems, also known as anticyclones, often form over deserts and prevent clouds from forming, resulting in clear skies and little rainfall.

Temperature: Deserts are also characterized by high temperatures, which can cause the air to rise rapidly, leading to the formation of high clouds that do not produce rain.

Evaporation: The high temperatures in deserts can also cause the ground to dry out quickly, leading to high rates of evaporation, which can further reduce the amount of moisture available for precipitation.

Lack of vegetation: Vegetation can play a role in the water cycle by helping to retain moisture in the soil, which can then be released into the air through a process called transpiration. However, in deserts, there is very little vegetation, which means that there is less moisture available for precipitation.

Seasonal weather patterns: Some deserts are seasonal, meaning they receive rain only during certain months, while others are perennially dry. This is the case of the Sahara Desert and Arabian Desert, that receive the majority of the rain during the summer months.

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Some animals that live in trees are squirrels, owls, shrews, and mice. Lots of bugs and insects live in trees too.

A tapir is a cousin to a pig. They root around for insects, grubs, and small plants. Their snout allows them to dig. Teeth allow them to shred. Hooves allow them to grip and dig soil. They are solitary animals who are adapted to self preservation without interference.

if we will go on cutting trees ,there will be no oxygen to live ultimately one day we will die .it will lead to the increase in the global temperature.it will lead to droughts,famine,water shortage ,soil erosion,land degration and finally one day life will be finished.

bluegill, bass, and some catfish

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Wood for both timber and making fires

Agriculture for both small and large farms

Land for poor farmers who don't have anywhere else to live

Grazing land for cattle

Pulp for making paper

Road construction; and extraction of minerals and energy.

no they don't it's the climate that their in

• Bengal Bamboo
• Bougainvillea
• Curare
• Coconut Tree
• Durian
• Jambu
• Kapok Tree
• Mangrove Forests
• Strangler Figs
• Tualang and all these are just some examples

From 1870 until 1946 it was called South-Asian Rainforest. It is currently called Vagina Rainforest.

to tell the truth detitvores are animals that eat only chicked so so we are a detrivore and there is a chicken really called fairy chicken and mice eat those

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It is unlikely that all the forests will ever be gone. Much of the world is covered with forests, and even though some of these have been over-harvested, in many countries there are requirements for replanting trees after logging. The forests continue to grow and to renew themselves as well.

to survive in the temperate rain forest you need to wear a bathing suit

Drip tips in most plants found in the tropical rainforests help rain droplets to run off quickly. This helps in shedding off the water to avoid growth of bacteria and fungus.

There are about 5 to 6 big and massive Rainforests left in the world and the bigest one is the Amazon which is located around the area of southern America. I sound very grown up right but I'm only 13 yers old