Clover's Rainforest Biome
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The document describes parts of the rainforest biome that some animals go to, including a spot for animals and a plant. It also mentions that the rainforest once received 61 feet of rain and shows pictures of a rainforest plant and a toucan bird found in the rainforest, as well as a food web diagram.
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- 3. The Rainforest one time the Rainforest did rain so much it got 61 feet. And a plant.
- 4. The Rainforest This is a plant from the Rainforest.
- 5. toucan This is a toucan in the Rainforest
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