Why are Rainforests Important?

WHY ARE RAINFOREST'S IMPORTANT?

rainforest's are important because the give us a lot of oxygen for us to breath and produces water that slowly comes out of its leaves witch play'es a very important roll in the water cycle. Rainforest's provide a home suited to about half of the plants and animals species in the world. Helps stabilize the worlds climate, protect against flood, drought, and erosion, are a source for medicines and foods and support tribal people. They clean the air for us and slows down greenhouse affect. They have been home to many cultures over thousands of years.



where found in the world

*Australia/ North Queensland
*South America/ Brazil
*Africa/ Congo
*South East Asia/

plants in the rainforest

1 the fern          the Ginger tree







the Orchid






the Leichhard Tree

what lives in a rainforest

The anaconda is a large reptile that prefers to crush its preys rib cage and suffocate it ,it lives on the forest floor

The layers of the rain froest is froest floor where all the ground  dewing animales and inscts live and the under story is where

1. What is a rainforest?

Q1. What is a rainforest 

A rainforest is a natural  habit for animals. There are different types of rainforest such as tropic that is near the equator and a temperate that is near the cost. tropic rainforest and temperate are the same in similar in many ways:

The plants are very dense (wet) they are very lush green the plants and animals are very different in many ways. The main difference is tropic rainforest climate is warm and moist while the temperate rainforest is cool. The normal temperature at a tropic 27c but can get up to 60 c and in a temperate can be 15-30 c