Rainforests

yes rainforests have too many pools and natural springs for any animal to leave because of a little less rain

They adapt by getting use to the hot weather and they know their way around to get there.:]

In the summer, it would be best to wear layers so that you can take off some clothing in case you get too hot. In the winter, I would suggest wearing a parka containing goose down.

The tallest one I know of is a Cedar at Cathedral Grove, on Vancouver Island. It is part of MacMillan Provincial Park. It is 76m (250) high, and still growing. I've been to it, and, pictures just don't do it justice. It is about 900 years old.

But, the oldest trees that I am aware of are on the Niagara Escarpment near Hamilton. People didn't think much of these trees, as they look more like bushes, handing on to the rocks. But, a curious scientist had a closer look a few years ago, and they are very, very old indeed. I forget the actual age, but, I think they were around 1500 years old.

I did a Google search, and a tree was felled in 1980 that was 1835 years old. It was a Yellow Cedar. Google tells me that teh talles is the Carmanah Giant, a Sitka Spurce that is 95m (312') tall

mangrove, , black pitcher plant,slipper orchids . like it?

The Linneâ??s sloth is also called the two-toed sloth. They are known to eat small mammals like mice, as well as seeds and fruits.

They're simply called layer 1, 2, 3 and 4. Usually, the biggest individual animal (EG: Bear) is at the top, while the biggest mass of animals (EG: Copepods) is at the bottom.

They can drink citris fruit

no these are not similar......................

First of all, Moses only saved his people with the help of God. God performed the ten plagues which finally persuaded Pharaoh to let the Israelites leave. But the Egyptians came after them. God parted the Red Sea and led Israel through it and into the dessert. All Moses did was show the people what God wanted them to do.

Stingrays are common in coastal tropical and subtropical marine waters throughout the world; I don't believe they live in rainforests.

Because rain forests are all located close to the equator, where day and night are just about equally long.

Mammals that live in rainforests include jaguars, spider monkeys, howler monkeys, colobus monkeys, chimpanzees, agoutis, civets, vampire bats, water chevrotains, and the Pygmy Hippopotamus. Birds that live in rainforests include macaws, quetzals, manucodes, astrapias, parotias, toucans, cassowaries, hornbills, lorikeets, and the Harpy Eagle.

I think its Congo.

hi my name is Jodie and i want to know what is the opposite of a rain forest?

by leaping from basically rock to rock and caches bugs with its mouth

The value of the rainforest can not be measured in terms of board feet of harvested timber when measured against biodiversity and the potential income from the Travel and tourism industry.

yes they do

this is because they live in the rainforest

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Rain is a brand of spice unique to seattle as far as i know, it has a stylized seattle skyline on the front of the bags it comes in. the actual substance is a ground green herb with another white almost cotton candy like substance mixed in. it gets you really high when you smoke it.

tropical rainforest

Yes and No Because if in only a year it doesnt rain and then the next year it doesalmost all year then it could change what organisms live there

it has the niche of a hunter for small animals such as mice and chipmunks

THe rain forest that covers many islands is the SOUTHEAST ASIAN RAINFOREST!

Well, i can tell you already, there are more Con's than Pro's.

Pro's:

A place for people to get more resources,

Helps build infrastructure.

Con's:

Destroys the ecosystem,

Increases the use of natural resources,

Animals' homes are lost,

And plenty of others, but i can't think of them at the moment.