The document provides information about tropical rain forests, including their location near the equator, high temperatures and rainfall throughout the year. It describes some unique plant life found in rain forests, such as bracket fungi that can weigh over 700 pounds, and bougainvillea, a large shrub or small tree. Animal adaptations are discussed, for example how red-eyed tree frogs' bright colors serve as a defense mechanism. The impact of human activity like deforestation is addressed.

1. The Tropical Rain Forest By: Sofia H, Esperanza D, Sydney H

3. Climate Data & Chart Graph Table Chart

4. THE TYPICAL PLANTS IN THIS TROPICAL FOREST Here are a couple of unique plants: bracket fungi jambo bougainvillea

8. Red Eyed Tree frog -This is a red eyed tree frog it lives in the tropical rainforest. -Being green it helps the tree frog blend in with the trees an leaves and it helps them survive with out any predator from getting them that’s one way they can survive. -another way they survive is with there red big eyes they defense menchasim - They also when a predator try’s to take them and they rush away but the predator gets a big surprise when they frog pulls there legs out that are brightly colored and they run away fast.

9. Black jaguars -the jaguars come out at night most of the time and there black fur helps them blend in at night so they can stay away from predators -Jaguars really don’t have predators so that helps them.

10. Parrots -Parrots can fly so if they need to get away from predators they can fly. -parrots are smart birds so if they can’t find away to get away from there predators then they will find away too. -Also there color can blend them into the trees if they need.

11. The food web