Rainforests

Yes, it certainly is poisonous! :)

because it never rains

Butress Roots live in the canopy and emergent layer

Approximately 200 years ago, there were over 7 billion acres of tropical rainforest around the world, which covered about 12 percent of the planet's surface.

Yes

Its actually what santa says LOL

Most of it is on the Amazon basin, covering Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname and the French Guiana.

well, the rainforest isn't really dying to anything. it is the loggers that want to make money off all of the trees. There is nothing wrong with the environment though what people are doing now by recycling is really good. None of the trees are dying because of global warming. Basically, what you can do to protect the rainforest is to just not take a chainsaw and try to cut down as many trees as possible :DHello

Carbon dioxide

frontal uplift

ooooooh and who ever asked that question is not cheating basterd

In the forest. We'll be more specific if you will.

cannopy

The sugar glider live in the canopy .

Depends.

If they are your trees you're pretty much free to treat them as you wish.

If they belong to someone else, then by cutting them down you're destroying private property, and you'll be responsible to to pay compensation for that.

Sometimes, the state/government will decide how/if trees are allowed to be felled in specially sensitve areas. And if you don't comply with that, even if it's on your land, you may be punished for it.

Kuna, Yanomami, Baka, Penan indigenous peole live in rainforests

A tropical rainforest is a cluster of trees, usually all lush, and green, in a tropical climate, which means the vegetation gets its fair share of torrential showers, and heat. There are currently 46,000 rainforests left.

The blame can't be placed on just one group of people in regards to deforestation. It varies depending on locations. Farmers may be to blame in some locations and the construction of buildings and homes is also to blame.

large thorns

28800

well theres lots 2 of them are the Brazil nut tree and the kapok tree.

The 3 layers of the rainforest are: Emergent, where eagles, butterflies and bats live. Canopy, where snakes, toucans and tree frogs live and the understory layer where jaguars, red-eyed tree frogs and leopards live. There is also the shrub layer.

homo sapiens

a cactus would have a thicker cuticle because since it soaks up water it gets thicker, so the cuticle also known as the outer layer fattens up.

No... they dont........

A tapir lives on the forest floor.