Rainforests

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If the trees would be cut down to the roots and there was no green life we would have no oxygen because plants take in the carbon dioxide that we breathe out and turn it into oxygen this process is called 'Photosynthesis' the concern is we would all die if there was no plants

These are a few of the animals/insects that live in the rain forest.

Katydid

King Cobra

Kinkajou

Komodo Dragon

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Yes, during the fall there are a few raining days. In the winter, there are more and the wind is really ferocious.

It is the smallest member of the "big cats" family weighing in at 200 lbs. However, it is a tightly packed 200 lbs, as the animal is stocky and has short, thick limbs. Additionally, it has the most powerful jaws of all land predators; its bite is even more powerful than that of a lion as it can crush turtle shells. Like a crocodile, a jaguar can easily take off a person's hand.

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Forests are found generally in each temperate zone. Tropical forests are found at areas below the temperate zone. Europe, Asia, North America, and Japan both had large areas of forest.

I have used 4" - 6" strips of dark aluminum window screening spiraled onto branches and trunks where sapsuckers had severely damaged the bark, securing it with lightweight hairpins or thin nails at the top end of the spiral. These are inserted much like a safety pin and do not go into the bark. The friction of the screening keeps it in position along the branch. The only downside is that after several years, if the tree is growing, the screening may need to be released and loosened, but it can be kept largely in place.

The screening is visually almost negligible, especially compared to burlap or tree wrap, and it allows air and moisture to flow naturally over the bark. I have never found insect, fungal or bacterial problems because of the good air circulation and exposure to natural light. The bark in both cases has healed over completely.

My affected trees (so far) were apple and cornelian cherry dogwood (Cornus mas). These are smaller trees which could be wrapped using only a stepladder.

Komba, is their supreme god, the creator of everything.

your a wet climate near the equator

Not sure buy i do know on an adverage year 35 species die

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It is in north america.

We make paper out of forest trees and thousands of medicines can be found on rainforest plants such as cobwebs for healing wounds and also, scientists depend on rainforests for new plant and animal species

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The regional color is royal blue and the tribal color is blackish yellow.

The Importance of the forest is that the trees give us air, and well, we need air to live. So, we can't live without the rainforest's air.

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I am sorry to say, that I could not find exactly how many trees are being cut down. But I did find a website that might answer your question in a different way (see link below). I will keep looking!!

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Yes, bushes, like all green plants, produce oxygen through the process of photosynthesis. During this process, they absorb carbon dioxide and sunlight, converting them into glucose and releasing oxygen as a byproduct. This makes bushes an important part of the ecosystem, contributing to air quality and supporting wildlife.

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The emergent layer of a rainforest is home to a diverse array of species, including various birds, bats, insects, and some mammals like monkeys. While it is difficult to pinpoint an exact number due to ongoing discoveries and the complexity of ecosystems, it is estimated that thousands of species inhabit this layer. The unique conditions of the emergent layer support specialized adaptations, making it a critical habitat for many organisms.