Rainforests

The abiotic factors of a canopy layer include the amount of water and sunlight. It also includes the climate, weather, and levels of precipitation.

Well if you mean the dog he has raibies from the bat bite

They came to the Amazonian Rainforest since the late 1960's parts of the Amazon basin have become just that.

loss of native inhabits

Yes

no - unless you never log onto web sites that ask for a username and password

No it is not...

An Axe, hatchet, or you could take your four-wheeler, i assume you have one and hit it a couple of times (not enough to damage) and be successful in knocking/cutting the tree down.

They decompose and turn into soil

I don't know ask someone else

cutting down all the trees for lumber

The rain part because in most cases, the rain is very consistent, unlike most places where rain is seemingly random, in most rainforests, you could practiacally set a clock by rainfall, as it is extremely predictable and almost guaranteed. The forest part, well, there are a lot of trees, need I say more?

yes they do

There are woven fabrics, and non-woven fabrics. Examples of non-woven would be felt; tapa cloth which is made from beaten bark fibre; and papyrus which is made from beaten leaves. [Q Is paper a fabric?]

Woven fabrics are much more common. Ranging from natural materials such as silk, cotton, and wool; through to nylon, polyester and so on.

Drip tip leaves are specially adapted leaves that are commonly know to grow on plants in the rainforest. They have a curved, and bent down surface, which allows the rain to fall and tickle down the leaf. The rain then drops off, aiming at the plants roots, which then suck it in and use it as nutrients.

the adverage temp. in the Amazon Rainforest is 77 F

There are several species of quail in S America that inhabit rain forest, but most species inhabit grasslands of various types across the world.

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i like chicken

to know the direction

cause it doesnt rain.

The Adonis blue butterfly likes to eat from one specific plant. This plant is called the Horseshoe Vetch. They will also eat nectar from flowers if they cannot find this plant.

A lot of plants don't like copper. So it can kill some plants

The Answer to that is Earth

We as a people destroy their habitat or our greed wipes out entire species. The rainforest is being cut down millions of species become extinct every day . The Polar ice caps are melting more species will go there too. Urban built areas in developing countrise will destroy local species this isn't a problem in US anymore because most of the endangered wildlife was killed years ago. We over fish in the seas which wipes out entire species of whale and other sea animals so pretty much wherever you go something is dying out.

However if you are looking for a specific the most famous one is probably the Giant Panda In Asia there just arent enough of them to breed themselves back to decent numbers and don't breed in captivity so we cant help very much its very sad

-Really this is an extreme exaggeration, All around the world governments are setting up laws to protect the species that populations have fallen and many of these species are making a comeback (Bald Eagle and Red Wolves are two good examples) but some people's greed overrides their conscience and they illegally poach at any way possible to earn a quick buck. Many Asian Countries have hunted many of their native species to extinction and it has only been by international peer pressure that some of them are laying off. Truly the places where animals are becoming extinct is in Asia where every single animal is seen as a food item.

by cloud seeding we can produced artificial rain .!!