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Rainforests
A region characterized by warm climates, lush plant life, and consistent rainfall with no dry season
6,600 Questions
What is all the names of the all airplanes?
That 'answer' would take more time and space than we have available here. If you really want to know, I suggest you use a search engine like Google or Bing and do your own search.
Does all paper come from rainforests?
Most paper comes from the rainforest but only about 61% because there are a lot of paper mills in Montana and Washington around there and there are alot in British Columbia, Canada
How long does huli tribe existed?
The Huli Tribe has existed for about 600 to 1,000 years in Papua New Guinea.
Logging cutting down trees for forest management or lumber is a human activity that leads to?
soil erosion
half
What is the difference between Dubai and the rainforest?
the difference is the plants the living creatures and the rain
How do you know if it will rain?
if you see a black or grey cloud in the sky and some people say that cows know if it will rain, I'm not sure how they show it if they do at all
Science provides society with many advantages and opportunities. Due to science, we have advanced medical procedures which save lives every day. Additionally, we have all kinds of gadgets and computers to enrich our daily lives.
Quote three instances where human intervention saved the forests from destruction?
chipko andolan. this movement was launched by people of reni in garhwal. it was spearhead by sunder lal bahuguna. the bahuguna. the chipko andolan was the result of a grassroots level effort to end the alienation of the people from their forests. the movement originated form an incident in a remort village callled rainey in garlwal, high up in the himalayas during th eearly 1970's.
How does the rainforest's water cycle work?
Here is a breif summary of what it basically is: It rains in the rainforest. It goes into the ground and the tree's roots 'absorb' it and it goes to where ever the tree needs water. Then the process called 'precipitation' happens from the leaves losing water to the air, and it turns into steam, as you SHOULD know, steam collects together in the air, until it gets heavy and kind of bursts and falls towards the ground which we call 'condensation' or just 'rain.' Then the process starts all over again.
How does the rain forest meet the economic wants of the global community?
The jobs and services around the world provide from plants and animals.
What is the science definition of a producer?
- Producer: a producer is an organism that producesXD
A producer is a organism that produces complex organic compounds from simple inorganic molecules using light energy i.e a photosynthesizer.
They are the producers in a food chain, such as plants on land or algae in water. They are able to make their own food
There are over 50,000,000 different tribes living in world rainforests. These people depend on the rainforest for survival; they need to gather fruit, which grow on trees in the rainforest. They need the animals that live in the rainforest to hunt and the fish that are found in streams and rivers, for fishing. Some of the major tribes living in world rainforests are The Yanomami, The Huli, and And The Pygmy tribe. The Yanomami tribe was discovered by the outside world in the 1950's. Since then contact with them and deforestation has made their numbers decline greatly. As more and more people visit them, they bring diseases to the Yanomami tribe, which members of the tribe catch, and either get very sick, or die. The Yanomami's main food source is a plantain, which is a type of banana.
The Huli tribe was first discovered living in Papua New Guinea. These people are very tall, and are heavily bearded! For tribal get-togethers, they would wear red, yellow and sometimes black face-paint; they would also wear a crown mad out of feather from birds such as colorful parrot's and eagles. The Huli are closely related to the Papuans who also live in Papua New Guinea. The Huli people dug ditches to make sure the water flowed evenly through all of their crops, this is also know as irrigation. Their main diet is yams and manioc, but they also ate the occasional village raised pig. They also hunted for large birds, monkeys, and sometimes even rodents. The Pygmy tribe was first discovered in Africa. The Pygmy tribe is a very social tribe; they have many tribe dances and get-togethers or "parties". They are fairly tall with brown or black hair. Many of the tribe members work to support their families. They might get jobs as house builders, which is probably the most common job. The Pygmy tribe's main food source would be gathering fruit and hunting for wild animals in the rainforest. Many tribe members have died because of un-healthy living conditions, and lack of health care to help treat these conditions. Deforestation of the rainforest has a major effect on the tribe too, because it is destroying their food sources and even their homes.
The main concern for these tribes is lack of food sources, from deforestation. Deforestation is destroying their food sources, which are mainly wild animals and fruit bearing trees. Deforestation has also had a great affect on their homes, because most of the tribes, which live in a tropical rainforest, are getting larger, and at the same time are getting closer to major civilization and huge cities. As deforestation is becoming larger and so are the tribes, the tribes face a greater risk of being wiped-out by deforestation.
How many animals and plants live in the amazon rainforests?
there are 20,000 animals and plants in the tropical rainforest.
The Ashante that live in the Ashante Region of central Ghana. I listened to an "Adventures in Odyssey" episode called "Prisoners of Fear (Part I)", "Prisoners of Fear (Part II)", and "Prisoners of Fear (Part III)" where at the ending of "Part III" the Ashanti (Ashante) sing as the ending. It's really cool. The Ashante singers sound so much like the Na'vi tribe from James Cameron's "Avatar". And the best part-it's real! "Adventures in Odyssey" episdes can be heard on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 4:00pm-4:30pm. There is a total of 665 radio episodes.
How much rain does the Daintree Rainforest get each year?
The rainforest has about 120 days of rain per year, with an average of 2013 mm falling per year.
Are small black ants white ant eaters?
There are no such things as White ants. Sometimes, Termites are thought to be white ants, since they have similar shape to ants and are white.
What is a mutalistic relationship in a rainforest?
a mutualistic relationship in a rain forest is a snake and the river or a monkey and the trees or a fish and the river
