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1. The rainforest has a wide variety of weather conditions depending on the season, including wet, hot, chilly, cold, warm, humid, rainy, foggy, freezing, toasty or boiling hot weather. 2. The rainforest contains a vast diversity of plant and animal life, including trees, flowers, fungi, big cats, bugs, insects, birds, small and big mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and monkeys. 3. Rainforests are found across many parts of the world, including South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, and parts of North America.
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The document provides information about rainforests, including their different layers, locations around the world, importance of plants and animals that live in them, and threats from deforestation. It notes that rainforests contain over 50% of the world's species and discusses the need to protect them in order to save animal habitats and lives as well as benefits like medicinal plants. Examples are given of plants and animals commonly found in rainforests.
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Poison dart frogs are small, brightly colored frogs found in tropical rainforests in Central and South America. They have toxic skin that warns predators to stay away. The frogs lay eggs under leaves or in holes, and the male guards them until they hatch into tadpoles. The mother then carries the tadpoles on her back to bromeliads where she deposits each one, and the parents care for the tadpoles until they mature. Poison dart frogs eat small insects and get their energy from food and sunlight. They face threats from pollution, logging, and snakes that are immune to their poison.
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Meerkats live in the desert biome, which has very hot days and cold nights. Plants in the desert have adapted to the dry climate, such as cacti that don't need much water. Meerkats have physical adaptations to survive as well, such as black eye patches to protect from the sun and claws suited for digging burrows fast. They are prey to larger desert animals like eagles, snakes, and badgers. Meerkats live in groups and use different warning calls to protect each other from threats in their harsh desert environment.
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Tropical rainforests exist near the equator between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, including countries like Brazil, Indonesia, and the Congo. They have high rainfall, temperature, and humidity. The forest is divided into strata including the forest floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer, each with different environmental conditions and species of plants and animals. Some example animal species mentioned are the kinkajou, poison dart frog, and sloth.
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Rainforests are dense, wet environments that receive at least 100 inches of rain annually. They contain a vast diversity of plant and animal species, including elephants, monkeys, snakes, frogs, and tigers. Within the rainforest food chain, small animals prey on plants and vines, and are then preyed upon by larger carnivores until reaching apex predators. Rainforests are located between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, with the largest being the Amazon rainforest in South America. Tigers are a threatened species that inhabit rainforests and other areas, hunting deer and boar but also eating plants. They rarely have large litters and cubs play fight to prepare for life.
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Deserts come in hot and cold varieties and have extreme temperatures. Plants and animals in deserts have adaptations to survive the harsh environment like storing water. Common desert plants include cacti and trees. Animals are nocturnal and get water from plants, with some burrowing underground for long periods. Examples given are saguaro cactus, barrel cactus, chain fruit cholla, thorny devil lizard, gila monster, armadillo lizard, and great jerboa.
Rainforest Interactive Powerpoint
- The rainforest document describes the different layers of the rainforest ecosystem - the forest floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer - and the plants and animals found in each layer.
- It also discusses facts about rainforest destruction, including that 1.5 acres are lost every second and over 100 species are lost daily, as well as providing videos on photosynthesis and rainforest destruction.
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Rainforests are dense forests found in hot, wet regions that receive at least 254 cm of rainfall annually. They are important because they generate most of the Earth's oxygen and are home to millions of plant and animal species. There are two main types of rainforests - tropical rainforests near the equator with consistent high temperatures and rainfall throughout the year, and temperate rainforests along coastal regions in temperate zones. Rainforests have four layers - the emergent layer at the top which is sunny, the canopy layer where most trees grow, the understory layer with dense vegetation below the canopy, and the dark forest floor covered in dead leaves and plants.
Desert print this ppt
The document discusses the characteristics of desert ecosystems, including their climate, plants, animals, seasons, and human impacts. Deserts have hot or cold climates, with hot deserts receiving less than 10 inches of rain annually. Many desert plants and animals have adaptations like water storage or nocturnal behavior to survive the dry, hot conditions. Seasons are warm year-round with little rainfall. Humans threaten desert ecosystems through activities like poaching, road building, and desertification.
Rain forest
Tropical rainforests are located in the tropics near the equator and are characterized by tall trees, warm climates, and heavy rainfall. They receive at least 80 inches of rain per year and have a dense canopy layer of treetops that is home to most plant and animal life. Rainforests contain high levels of biodiversity and many species that interact symbiotically. They are being destroyed at an alarming rate due to human activities like logging, agriculture, and development. Saving the remaining rainforests will require global efforts to protect these vital ecosystems.
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- 2. The weather can It could be be anything wet, hot, chilly, col depending on d, warm, humid, rai the season. ny, foggy, freezing Hardly any sun cold, toasty or gets in because boiling hot! of all trees and bushes and other plants Not all animals like just warm weather, some like it when it is foggy, like alligators so that they can sneak upon their prey
- 3. Plants like wet weather but not too wet. That’s part of the reason its called a RAINFOREST Nearly every plant that you could think of would most likely be in the rainforest. The most conmen plant is a tree. There are loads of different trees..
- 4. FLOWERS! The most prettiest plant in the The fungi mushroom rain forest. Most of is a rare mushroom them come form that grows on the bushes, but some, come low part of a tree. from trees Every where you look there are different types of trees.
- 5. Plants take up over Plants came be ¾ of the world! anywhere in the Some plants in the in the world that rain forest include: you live in, you palm may not know it tree, bamboo, coconu but you have t tree, jumbo, kapok plants in your tree, strangler own yard, grass, tree, figs, durian trees, flowers, curare, mushrooms, even if you have drain tree, wild a vegie garden. tree, flower tree, and They are plants bushes! too.
- 7. birds Small mammals Bugs and insects Big cats monkeys Amphibians reptials Big mammals tree animals
- 8. Big cats: tigers, pumas, cheetahs, leopards, lion Bugs and insects: butterfly, flies, rinosourous beetle, spiders Reptiles: alligators, crocodiles, turtles, lizards, birds: macaw, parrot, crow, eagal, peacock,
- 10. America, Russia, Asia, Queens land, Cape York, Africa, Northern territory, India, Thailand, and lots more
- 11. Did you know that the most fearsome animal in the Did you know rainforest is the that the alligator? rainforest has more plants that any other forest? Did you know that plants Did you know that take up over there is more half of the animals living I world? rainforests then In normal forests?