The document discusses the environmental conditions and limits humans can endure in the Amazon Rainforest. It receives 50-260 inches of rain annually with temperatures between 69-93 degrees F and 77-88% humidity. Indigenous people have adapted to live there but others are affected by the extreme heat and humidity, which can impact the nervous, respiratory and integumentary systems. Proper clothing like long sleeves, pants and rain gear along with equipment like boots, repellent and dry bags are required for humans to cope in the Amazon Rainforest.

1. The Amazon Rainforest

2. Environmental conditions Wet, hot and humid 50-260 inches of rain falls annually Average temperature is between 69-93 °F The average humidity is between 77 and 88%

3. Maximum time humans can cope Indigenous people live here

4. Limits humans can endure People can be affected by the extreme heat and humidity

5. Body systems affected Nervous system Respiratory system Integumentary system

6. Adaptations Most indigenous people are not taller then 5 feet

7. Proper clothing required Wear comfortable shoes Wear long sleeves and pants

8. Special equipment required Rain poncho Rubber boots Insect repellant Water Binoculars Flashlight Zip locked bags to keep clothing and equipment dry