Rainforests

Because animals get killed when trees are bulldozed or cut down and the trees give us oxygen to live.
if you mean WHY should you save the rainforest, then because just think..... if you were a helpless animal in the rainforest and one day you saw all the trees falling on you because some man wanted to have some nice wood to cut down, how would you feel?
Beats me. I can't think of a single good reason. There's a lot of valuable timber that could be harvested for profit by the impoverished people of South America, and once it's cleared they could use the land for farming. It's not like the rainforest provides any environmental benefits. Contrary to popular belief, old, unmanaged forests like the rainforest do not, in net terms, remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Sure, individual trees take up carbon dioxide, when they are alive. But when they die, they rot, and when they rot, they release all that carbon dioxide right back into the atmosphere. So, over time, the net carbon sequestration is exactly zero. If, instead of letting the trees die and rot, we harvested those trees, and used the timber in construction, or furniture, then the carbon dioxide would be locked away, out of the atmosphere, indefinitely.

only a certain kind of deer lives in a rainforest.

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In rainforest biomes around the world there are small deer: African duikers, Amazonian brocket deer, and Malaysian muntjacs or Indian chevrotains. These are equivalent small-bodied, hooved browsers/grazers filling the same niche in each forest.

They look and behave similarly because they CONVERGED on common feeding strategies to survive in a rainforest niche. Despite taxonomic dissimilarity they each evolved similar adaptations to efficiently survive under similar conditions (they are similar despite NOT being from closely related families).

Yes, Tropical and Subtropical Dry Broadleaf Forests

Biotic features are living, abiotic are not. Therefore, I can't list them all.

You can probably think of some yourself.

A flood comes before the rise of the water table. The rise of the water table is a gradual rising of the areas that are actually under water all year round. A flood is a sudden rise in the water level.

because when the trees are form the nutrics gose from the tree in to the ground :)

adaptability is key to long term survival of any animal species

some plants are shrubs, moss, ferns, and lichens, because they don't need a lot of sunlight. Also there are some common trees oak, hickory, maple, beech, birch, and sweet gum.

The top layer is the canopy and just below that is the understory and last it is the forest floor.

It is not wise to cut trees down on full moon because it may not grow back. scientist through out the years have investigated it. we should not cut trees down at full moon because it will destroy the growing proses.

It'll look a bit weird, but yes. But its normally best to cut off the bottom.

10ft. 1 in. grown by rececca shanks (12 years) in 2007 in Ohio

The tallest marigold is actually 13 ft (3.96m) grown in 1990 but not reported until after 2009. Grown by Everett Wallace Jr. from his seed collection "Tree Marigolds by Wallace Collection."

Resources: I know him personally and have seen the Guinness World Record certificate myself.

Hatchetfish

You can do monopoly in rainforest version with fact cards and trivia questions on rainforests or snakes and ladders in rainforest style.

It's slow because of the acidic, damp conditions found on the forest floor.

yes

In the Southeast Asian Rainforest five native insects include beetles and leeches. Army ants, walking sticks, and Trachinid flies live in the rainforest.

poo dogs

in the tropical rainforest

pretty sure none unless theres homeless people that make balls out of trees that live there.

because i want to bang a model with big ol' boobies

The layer a pygmy marmoset lives on is the understory layer

When it comes to weight loss, people are always trying to understand the links between different things including their glands and weight loss. The link between the thalamus and weight loss is the most basic. The gland controls taste and smell in determining the person's appetite.

distance from the equator

Polytheism can be found around the world, and surveys to determine the exact location in countries are reliant on the number of people that answer truly or at all.