Tropical rainforests are home to about half of the animal and plant species on Earth. That is a total of about 140,000 plant species and 625,000 animal species. Altogether, that is around 765,000 species, excluding fungi, protists, and prokaryotes.
mabey not alot for a human being to live in the rainforest for animals yes (i think so?)
Many animals live in the rain forest such as; toucans ,poisonous snakes ,ants, jaguars, sloth and much much more.
We need rain forests for our air supply. Much of our food comes from there.Much of our animals in the world live mostly there.Much of our stuff comes from the rainforest's.
It depends on the rainforest. Rainforests contain a much greater number of species than any other area on Earth. They are home to more than half of the world's animals and over 30 million plant species.
Approximately 12 million square kilometers.
too much for me too count soz!
What is the Boa constrictors food chain? i would be how they get there energy starting from the sun then going to plant to insects to small animals to bigger animals then to boa's. so they eat small animals and bigger animals. And just so you know they are considered a top predators so they eat a lot of animals and not much eat them.
Much more than just thousands.
some animals do live there. not too much tho. only animals that can live there, actually live there. HELPED YOU OUT THERE? No Worries!! xP
Nearly 50% of the world's plant and animal species can be found in rainforests. Rainforests are considered to be the best habitat for animals and plants.
It depends on the rainforest. Rainforests contain a much greater number of species than any other area on Earth. They are home to more than half of the world's animals and over 30 million plant species.
A rain forest is good for animals such as bush babies, snakes, and other creatures to live in. It is much better then the animals in the city. So that is what a rain forest is good for. To keep animals in a good environment. With lots of food and shelter. Rain forests also a large contributor to the world's oxygen supply.