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Rainforests
A region characterized by warm climates, lush plant life, and consistent rainfall with no dry season
6,600 Questions
How does the male sloth find the female sloth to mate with?
because it does
When she is in her estrus cycle the scent attracts the male.
heavy biomes
What biome does the gopher tortoise live in?
Gopher tortoises live in the southeastern United States, which is mostly warm temperate and subtropical pine forest.
How do the people live in sub tropical zones?
Well because it gets pretty hot they all walk around butt naked, or at least that's what i did
What is the weight of the biggest tree in a rainforest?
Well , It depends on that tree, every biggest tree in every rainforest have different characteristics .
Glad I could help.
What are the vocabulary words from homeless bird?
Intimidate- to annoy by the person's looks and somehow harass the other person.
dowry- chaching paid to the grooms family when a marriage took place, could be people or possessions.
How does the rainforest being destroyed affect us closer to home?
We breathe oxygen, and breathe out carbon dioxide. Trees take in the carbon dioxide, mix it with energy from the sun= photosynthesis. So the balance is interrupted when we cut down trees, and a bunch of carbon dioxide is in the air. Another problem is the slash-and-burn method being used. The trees are burned and cleared; that sets off smoke, and the increase in carbon dioxide could potentially cause global warming. The trees are cleared for farming, but the topsoil only stays good for a few years. Then when the topsoil is cleared away, it, and the pesticides, choke off the fish and disrupt the delicate nature of the rain forest.
remote sensing i think yea.
What are the vegetation layers called?
well it depends the Amazon Rainforest's layers are : the forest floor, the understory layer, the canopy layer, and the emergent layer.
Agarwood
Can you produce oxygen without trees?
We can't produce oxygen without plants... That's why we need plants.. =D
How many trees do you have to plant back if you cut one down?
well it depends in what state you are in.
Because there are more species of pollinators available. For temperate species it's safer to be able to use whoever comes by.
The satellite is in space, the satellite receiver is on Earth. The rain is in the atmosphere between the satellite and the receiver. The more rain, the more of the signal from the satellite will be used up by the atmosphere on its way down instead of reaching the receiver.
What are the different types of butterflies?
It is estimated that there are now 17,500 species of butterfly world wide, surviving in nearly every climate except those that are very cold and arid. The five families of true butterflies are:
- Papilionidae - The Swallowtails, Apollos and Birdwings belong in this family.
- Pieridae - The Whites and Yellows belong to this family.
- Lycaenidae - The Blues and Coppers, also called the Gossamer-Winged Butterflies, are found in this family.
- Riodinidae - The Metalmark butterflies are found in this family.
- Nymphalidae - The Brush-footed butterflies are the members of this family.
swallowtail, scissor tail,moth, these are all in the same FAMILY and GENUS i am studying this in science class no ur not
Why are people cutting down orangutans habitat?
People are cutting down orangutans habitats to build the houses we live in.
Should you weigh 109 pounds in fifth grade?
Well, you should NOT weight that much. The average weight for a SIXTH GRADE GIrL is almost 90 pounds, so if you are in fifth grade you should probably weigh less than sixth grader.
