The document summarizes various rainforest animals including their location, diet, and size. It discusses the jaguar in Mexico and Central/South America that eats turtles, tapirs, and deer and grows up to 8 feet. It also mentions the boa constrictor in Mexico, South and Caribbean America eats birds, rodents, lizards and is 6 to 18 feet. Parrots are located worldwide in tropical areas and eat fruits, nuts, and seeds, ranging from 3 inches to 3 feet. Spider monkeys live in Central/South America and Mexico, eat fruits, leaves, nuts and insects, and are 15-20 inches without their 2-3 foot tail. Poison dart frogs inhabit South and Central America,

1. Rainforest Animals John-Paul T. 6B 2010

2. Jaguar Jaguars are found in Mexico and Central and South America. They eat turtles, tapirs, and deer. They grow to 5.5 to 8 feet.

3. Boa Constrictor Found in Mexico, South America, and some islands in the Caribbean. Eats birds, small rodents, lizards, and does not eat large mammals. Average growth is 6 to 14 feet, but can't be as long as 18 feet.

4. Parrot It is located worldwide usually in tropical areas. Eats fruits, nuts, and seeds. They can be as small as 3 inches or as large as 3 or more feet.

5. Spider Monkey Located in Central and South America and some parts of Mexico. Eats fruits, leaves and nuts, and occasionally insects. It will grow to 15-20 inches without the tail. The tail is 2-3 feet in length.

6. Poison Dart Frog They are found in South America and some parts of Central America. Eats termites, crickets, flies, and ants. They grow to 1-7 cm. depending on the species.

7. Harpy Eagle They are found in the rainforests of Central and South America. They eat sloths, monkeys, and other small animals. They grow to be 35-41 in.