The rainforest habitat has very wet climate with annual rainfall between 1500-3000mm, shallow soil, and high number of organisms. It contains various plant species like Bengal Bamboo that thrives in wet conditions, Great Kapok Tree that can grow over 150 feet tall, and Jambu with thick shiny skin. Common animal species include orangutans which are the largest apes, jaguars as a wild cat species, and anacondas also known as water boas.

1. The Rainforest habitat
By: Ella Templeton

2. Characteristics of the Rainforest
• The climate in the tropical rainforest is wet.
Average rainfall: it varies from 1500 and 2000
mm and 3000 mm or more. The soil is very
shallow. This area has a great amount of
organisms.

3. Plants in the rainforest
• There are many types of plants in the
rainforest. Here are a few! There is Bengal
Bamboo which does very well with the wet
rainfall. Another is the Great Kapok Tree! It
can grow up too a height of 150 feet or more!
Last there is the Jambu. It has shiny thick skin.

4. Rainforest Animals
• There are many animals that live in the
rainforest. Here are a few! 1st there is a
orangatang,they are the largest apes in the
world. 2nd there is a jaguar which is a speices
of wild cat. 3rd is a andacona, also known as a
water boa! Those are some animals!