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A rainforest is a dense forest found in South America that is home to many animals including chameleons. It contains numerous species of plants and animals and provides habitat for creatures like chameleons. Rainforests have dense vegetation and support a high level of biodiversity.
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- 2. A rainforest has lots and lots of animals A rainforest is a forest that is habited
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