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.
Yes, particular kinds of cactus plants can survive in the rain forest. But their adaptations are different from those that survive in the desert. They're known as epiphytes, because their roots dangle in the air. They aren't rooted in soil. Epiphytes grow on tree branches. They deal with light, not moisture deprivation. On the rain forest floor, they wouldn't get anywhere near the light that they need. So they've adapted by growing higher up in the rain forest canopy.
No, cacti usually are found in deserts
Cacti live in the desert, grasslands and even in the rain forest.
Although there are cacti that live in the rain forest, the average desert cactus will quickly rot and die if too much water is present.
it is just like a forest but only they have more thicker and taller trees.and loads of different animals and creatures have different homes hidden in it
That is not true.I lived in Mississippi and cactus grew there, even in the woods. We lived in the flat delta where it rained a lot and the ground could get quite soggy and we had a cactus growing in our yard.Clarification:There are cactus species that are native to grasslands, the rain forest, etc. They are not only found in the desert.
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Yes, the Amazon rain forest is the largest rain forest in the world
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yes it does rain in the rain forest that why it is call The rainforest
Cacti (plural for Cactus) are native North and South America.They can be found in a variety of ecosystems from desert, grassland, savannah, forest and even in rain forests.
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