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Rainforests
A region characterized by warm climates, lush plant life, and consistent rainfall with no dry season
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What eats bees in the rainforest?
Anteaters, ants, armadillos, bears, bee wolves, and honey badgers are animals that eat bees that live in rainforests. Bacteria, fungi and mites also may be considered among the natural enemies of rainforest bees. Habitat degradation and loss through agro-industrialists and specimen collection by hunters represent the "eating" away of rainforest bee populations by predatory humans.
What animals live in the great bear rainforest's?
The Great Bear Rainforest is along Canada's west coast, north of Vancouver. It does not have tropical animals, it is a wet temperate environment. Cool between September and March, and warmer in the summer.
The animals there include Bears (Brizzly, Brown, Black), deer, goats, rabbits, manyground mammals and many larger birds including various species of eagle, raven/crow, hawks, gulls etc. The seacoast has abundant variety of fish and some whales, predominantly orca. There are also otter, sea lion, and seal.
Salmon return to streams from which they were hatched every fall, and are a primary source of food for the bears of the rainforest.
How much of the earth's surface is covered by Hydrosphere?
71% of the earth is covered in Hydrosphere.
Why do firefighters cut down trees to stop it from spreading?
They cut down trees because building companies want to build more malls and houses for people to live and shop.It is nothing against nature.If the world never cut down trees it will be over - populated with them and no human will have any - where to live.
Can the tropical rain forest be found in the temperate zone?
A tropical rainforest cannot be found in a temperate zone, only tropical. But a temperate rainforest can be found in a temperate zone.
Is there any oceans near Canada?
To the West is the Pacific Ocean. To the East is the Atlantic Ocean. Finally, to the North is the Arctic Ocean.
Do smaller trees survive in amazon?
ofcourse they can even if they don't get enough sunlight they'd be forced to grow taller. trees that couldn't survive there grow somewhere else not there.
What years did browning have round knobs on the stock of the auto-5 shotguns?
1923 - 1966 had round knobs as standard stocks
1967 and up had flat pistol grips
auto5man
my browning a-5 made in 1988 in liege belgium has the roung knob stock, and i know it has never been changed. I ask the question " did browning offer both round knobs and pistol grips from 1067 on?"
Migratory birds fly south in the winter in order to get away from the cold season. Tu cans live in the tropical areas, which do not get cold in the winter. Seasons in the tropical areas would be more along the lines of wet and dry seasons as opposed to hot and cold! Therefore, Tu cans have no reason to migrates since they already live in a warm climate all year round.
Storms in the tropical rainforest?
Throughout their existence, tropical rainforests have been affected by natural forces like fire, drought, and storms. These events occur on a random basis and can damage large stretches of rainforest.
Why does the rain forest grow in layers?
It grows in layers because of the amount of sunlight reaching each part of the forest. Since the emergents are the highest they receive the most amount of sunlight and hence the top layer. As the layers decrease so does the amount of sunlight and hence different heights of the rainforest.
What layer of the rainforest does the honduran ghost bat inhabit?
they live in rain forests in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Panama
How do Brazil nut trees rely on other species of the rain forest?
Brazil nut trees cannot be grown on plantations. The trees grow wild only in the rain forest where people collect nuts after they fell down on the ground.
When should you cut down your daffodils?
Cut the flowers (and a portion of the stem so the plants look better) right after the flowers have died. You don't want them wasting their energy producing seeds when they should be storing food in their bulbs for next year's growth. Let those leaves produce that storage food until they've turned yellow and began to shrivel. A slight tug will then easily remove the plant from the bulb in the ground.
How does the sun effect the rainforest?
the sun affects the rainforest by helping all the plants grow and making the animals eat and live.
What will the deforestation of rain forests most likely lead to?
Deforestation of rainforests will likely lead to extensive extinction of species.
Are all rainforest animals endangered?
Not all rain forest animals are an endangered species. For instance there are a ton of mosquitoes in the rain forsest, but they're not endangered.
Should you cure all illness if yes why and what would it do to our population?
It's not as if this is even a remote possibility. AIDS is a scourge in many parts of Africa as well as a serious problem in many other places. There is reasonable concern over possibilities of an influenza pandemic, and illnesses related to what amounts to a growing world-wide dietary crisis are on the rise. The list of serious world health problems is very long. If we ever have to deal with the 'problem' of too little illness, it won't be for centuries. In the meantime, we are struggling to adequately treat the diseases we have now.
Why are Temperate rainforests are found on the coastline?
Temperate rain forests are commonly found along the coastline because this is the land of high precipitation and moisture is brought by the winds from the ocean . This makes this land the most productive places on earth.
