Rainforests

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Harpy Eagles live in the tropical lowland forests from southeastern Mexico down to northern Argentina and southern Brazil. It prefers large areas of uninterrupted forest, but will hunt in open areas close to the forest.

"...found in the underground workings of a coalmine, in Illinois, USA, the world's oldest rainforest: it is 300 million years old, from the Carboniferous period, when world most and best coal's resources formed ("carboniferous" = bearing coal)."

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A method called slash and burn was used where they clear the land by burning it down and when it was no longer fertile they would move somewhere else and allow the land to grow back.

Densest forest of Asia is located in Himalayas.

(India->Himachal Pradesh->Shimla District->Kufri)

the philodendron can grow massive leaves allowing it to absorb as much sunlight as possible making photosynthesis possible.

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Coral reefs are the rainforest of the sea, because of their high levels of endemism and their spectacular scenery.

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The reasons for rainforest destruction are economic and social.

Economic reasons include: 1) to create farmland, 2) wood is harvested, sold for timber or fuel, 3) alternate uses for the land, such as mining or creation of reserviors.

Social reasons include: 1) Settlement - creation of new towns and cities, and 2) Transportation - creation of roads or canals.

Cattle ranching became a huge reason. Europe, Russia and the US have imported many millions of tons of beef from Brazil.

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Many of the seeds and fruits produced by canopy trees fall to the ground where they provide food for seed gatherers (rodents, birds, fish, etc) and create a natural seed bank in the leaf litter. There are two growth strategies once seeds reach the ground. One strategy is to produce large seeds with food reserves enabling the seedling to survive in the low-light conditions of the understory. The second method characteristic of many pioneer species is to produce huge numbers of small seeds which only germinate under certain conditions (usually light gaps). When a light gap opens, these seeds sprout and the seedlings rapidly grow to once again plug the hole in the canopy.

Since seeds are the agents for future growth, many have defenses against predators to ensure some will be left untouched to germinate. Plants reduce herbivory and seed eating with structural defenses like thorns, stinging hairs, or spines and the production of toxic compounds which interfere with digestion or are unpalatable. Often the seed is surrounded by an edible fleshy material to make it palatable to birds and mammals who can disperse it, but the seed is toxic or indigestible so it will be passed out or discarded. For example, the cashew has a sweet and juicy stem but a toxic seed, so monkeys eat the fleshy stem and discard the seed.

Palm buds

Green cacao pods still on the tree

Ripening cacao pods still on the tree

Red cacao pod

Seed pod

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Red Fruit (Pandanus conoideus), a traditional fruit known by Papuans as kuansu.

Pomelo (Jerunga) fruit

White cauliflorous flowers growing out of tree trunk

Red fruits on rainforest shrub

Fig fruits

Many rainforest trees, especially those of the forest interior, produce large cauliflorous fruits that grow directly out of the surface of the tree. This mechanism enables the tree to grow large, conspicuous fruits that attract larger animals. One of the largest cauliflorous fruits is the jackfruit of Southeast Asia which may be three feet long (1 m) and 110 pounds (50 kg). The jackfruit produces a strong odor that attracts nocturnal mammals like the flying fox. A famous cauliflorous fruit of Southeast Asia is the durian, a thorn covered fruit that is said to "taste like heaven but smell like hell." The odor of the durian is so offensive that its presence has been banned in some public places. Nevertheless, the durian is an important export for Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand, which exported nearly 1 million metric tons in 1992. Both cocoa and coffee beans grow as cauliflorous fruit.

Seeds and fruits provide an important food resource for forest-floor animals. To survive, a seed must elude these predators and many do so by being dispersed by specialized birds, mammals, and fish. These dispersers eat the fruit flesh without destroying the seed. Other seeds escape by being poisonous. Some of these toxins are useful to insects, which sequester them for their own purposes, and to humans. For example, many seed toxins have been chemically isolated and used to formulate drugs for humans, while umpteen insects naturally incorporate these compounds to render themselves toxic or use these toxins to produce scents to attract mates. For example, the male butterflies of the Danaiidae family convert alkaloids in the crotalaria plant into a scent to attract females.

Many large seeds have structured defenses against seed predators. In some cases seeds designed for gut passage by large mammals will have a sturdy seed coat, while bird-dispersed large-seeded fruit will often have seeds that are chemically defended. For example, the fruit of the nutmeg splits open to reveal a large seed covered with an orange-colored aril. The seed is highly aromatic, and the odor acts as a warning and toxic deterrent.

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describe the rain forest by it's beauty(internal and external)

you can also describe it like this:

moist, dense, thick, inspiring, growing, alive, breathing

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As a question: have you ever scene a rain forest before? As a sentence: there is a rain forest on places that get a lot of rainfall.

It has a small amount of light that reaches the understory and forest floor because it has a limited source of sunlight left for the plants and animals to live in

most of the chameleons live in the canopy

Chameleons live below the canopy because that's where their prey is abundant. More Arid chameleons such as the Veiled Chameleons use medium trees as a home.

You might be asking ''what type of plants live in the emergent layer of the rainforest" I can answer your question! So many types of Orchrids live there. You can also find Bo trees an Kapok trees.

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No, tigers are Asian animals. The Congo region is in Africa.