Rainforests

There are no precise number, but it is estimated that the Amazon has more than 4000 species of butterflies. Only in the southern Amazon it is possible to see more than 2000 species. In the Peruvian Amazon there are aother 2500 species.

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the conseqences are that there is less oxygen in the world when you cut down trees,there is going to be less and animals because they are going to be scared when they see the men with chain saws and the men might be cutting down the amerindains homes down.

The statement of calling it a vacuum mean there a no atoms between a space without the atoms or molecules in this space heat can not be transferred. Without this transfer of heat things can not heat up or cool down.

The rubber tree is a tree native to the Amazon River basin, where there was abundant and uniquely, features that have generated the extraction and called the rubber boom, a period in Brazilian history of great wealth and strength for the Amazonian region. The species was introduced in Bahia by 1906

Currently, the State of São Paulo is the largest producer of natural rubber, the statistics show. Recently the demand for rubber has grown tremendously due to the quality of the material in comparison with materials produced from fossil fuels, and concern for the environment. Although new states like Mato Grosso, are also producing rubber, Brazil only produces 35% of its consumption, ie, much of the rubber is consumed importad

Exact figures of animal species in the Daintree are unknown, but the rainforest is known to contain around 30% of Australia's native marsupial species, 20% of Australia's native reptile species, 29% of Australia's frog species and 58% of Australia's Bat & Butterfly species (there are 34 species of bats alone there), as wella s 400 species of birds. Of the animals found in the Daintree, around 70 species are found only there, and nowhere else.

The Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest and in my opinion the most important it is in Brazil

yes but only if they are driven out of there habitat

Black Mamba habitats include Savanna, Woodlands, Framlands, dense forests and even Swamps. It prefers semi-arid, dry bush kind of habitats where there is abundant prey. They can be found in numerous countries in Africa like, Congo, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Djibouti, Chad, Nigeria etc.

Over half of the world's plant and animal species live in the tropical rain forest. There are approximately 300 species of trees. The largest single group of animals is insects.

Like most tribes on the continent, they probably migrated across the Bering Straits between Asia and America some 15,000 years ago, making their way slowly down to South America. Today their total population stands at around 32,000.

There are numerous tribes in the Amazon rainforest, each with its own distinct culture and language. Some of the well-known tribes include the Yanomami, Kayapo, Tikuna, and Ashaninka. Others include the Guarani, Shipibo-Conibo, and Munduruku. Many of these tribes face threats from deforestation, mining, and encroachment on their ancestral lands.

There is no single tropical rainforest but many, located within the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn. Famous examples include those of the Amazon River basin, much of the Phillippines, Burma (aka Myanmar), and Madagascar. These rainforests are characterized by a high density of plant, insect and animal species, trees of great height and age, and a highly complex eco-system.

Technically no, because they do not eat the leaves (and other vegetation) they harvest, but instead feed it to their subterranean fungal gardens whose fruiting bodies they do eat.

Ecologically, or from a plant's perspective, leafcutter ants have very similar effects to that of a herbivore. Individual colonies of leafcutter ants can consume the same amount of plant biomass that a "real" herbivore such as a cow consumes on a daily basis.

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Because there is a huge variety of orgainisms,in the soil of the rainforest.

Its is different from other rainforests because it has different animals and plants living there and also they have different types of tribes living there as well and they have differerent physical and chemical changes

The animals lose their habitat. If you cut down a tree in the rainforest, for example, a toucan , may lose its home.

Deforestration affects our lives as the whole world is totally dependent on the trees as trees provide us with lot of things and most importantly with 02 and it purifies air by removing many of its impurities. Bye

Many, roughly about 300 different types of birds in a rainforest

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It means adopting practices that conserve the rainforests by maintaining the ecological integrity of the rainforest. Leave what is left of the rainforest, and develop ways to keep the land that has already been taken over by agriculture without having to want to cut down more trees.

The forest cover in India has decreased due to unprecedented growth in population rate,much of our own natural vegetation cover has been removed because of intense need to bring more and more land under cultivation. Our forest land in of only 19.47%.