Rainforests

This desert in Western China gets very little rainfall, .5 inches of rainfall a year to be exact. This in turn is the reason why there are very few people that choose to live here.

Sugar comes from sugarcane and from sugar beets neither of which comes from rainforests. Sugarcane is from the tropics and sugar beets are grown in all sorts of places, such as Idaho.

Many of the earth's have been cut down by humans, less trees now exist due to human activity (we have cut trees down for use or to make room for our buildings and parks, and protected certain trees from being cut down by protecting them in a wildlife reserve).

Deforestation is the destroying of large areas of land. So, when the Native Americans are living there...basically their homes and lives around them are being torn down and destroyed.

A tree is one tree and a forest is many trees.

the rain forests people often make there homes out of bambo and bnana leaves.

the bombo is cut and bent that it makes a kind of rainbow ,then that is repeted a kople of times then it's cros done with abaut a 20% angel the bnana leave stems are split and put on the bambow strucher (this home is for mobil tribes and can be leved ealonand are stabel anuf for the return jurny

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it takes 10 seconds for a tree to grow

No. He was created in a meme-making contest on a forum. The fear he expresses, however, does in some way exist. According to his mythos, the more you learn about him, the crazier it drives you until he comes and finds you. This is somesort of metaphor, for when you fear anything, and listen to the myths, the more you see him in ordinary day life due to anxiety and paranoia. This happens with any fear-instilling entity. In short, he can only exist as fright, so don't be afraid of him, cuz he's not gonna eat you.

actually you never know......the videos and other legends of similar creatures could be real.....or just a legend.....and he cant eat people......he has no face.....and we dont know what happens to the victims....some victims were said to be found impaled on trees with their internal organs missing.....with the operator's symbol carved on their heads....its pretty gruesome....

Temperate rainforests are found on the western coast of Australia. The far southwestern corner has rainforests, as has the northwest coast, with many pockets of temperate and even tropical rainforest in the Kimberly region.

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In temperate rainforests, they are found in soil while in tropical rainforests, they are more often epiphytes which grow non-parasitically on trees.

Poplar Trees

Forests are called the lungs of the Earth as they give us oxygen. Earth actually do not have any lung but forest acts as a lung. Like when we inhale oxygen, this oxygen goes into lungs and when we exhale carbon dioxide, this gas is exhaled from lungs. Similarly, forest exhale oxygen and inhale carbon dioxide. So, the forest acts a lung.

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The Peepal tree, I have heard, produce oxygen 24 hours.

In the tropics trees do not stop growing. they grow at a constant speed throughout the seasons because in the tropics it is alsways hot and humid. Tropical trees do not have "annual growth rings" per se, meaning that the rings seens in a cross section are just growth rings (not annual ones). This is in contrast to trees that grow in the temperate zones that have 4 well defined seasons. In these zones the trees do not grow in winter. In the spring, with new growth, the cambium layer of the tree trunk puts out new xylem and phloem cells which form a new "annual ring" over the cells which stopped growing during winter. These are genuine "annual rings" and tropical trees do not have these because they do not experience periods of growth and non-growth.

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People are cutting down trees it is losing the pretty sights and oxygen

Tropical climates typically feature average temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C (68°F to 86°F) throughout the year. They are characterized by high humidity and little temperature variation between seasons. The warm temperatures are often accompanied by distinct wet and dry seasons, depending on the specific location within the tropics. Overall, the tropical regions are known for their consistently warm weather.

Katydids primarily inhabit the understory and canopy layers of the rainforest. These areas provide ample foliage for camouflage and protection from predators. Their green coloration allows them to blend in with the leaves, making it easier to evade detection while they search for food.