A rainforest is a dense forest located near the equator that experiences high temperatures and heavy rainfall. It contains various layers of both large and small trees that provide habitat for many animal species including birds, butterflies, tigers, monkeys, apes, and big cats. Rainforests are found across Africa, Brazil, and Asia in hot, humid regions close to the equator.

2. A rainforest is a forest that is hot because it is close
to the equator. They are wet because there is a lot
of rain. There are big trees and small trees and the
trees are dense which means they are close
together.

3. Rainforests are found in
Africa, Brazil and Asia.
They are all near the equator
because it is hot there.

4. A Rainforest is a forest that is hot and humid. It
has lots of trees and animals.There are birds
and butterflies. There are very tall trees and it
is really dense.

5. Tigers, macaws, snakes, piranhas, spider
monkeys, chimpanzees, gorillas, humming
birds, eagles and jaguars live in a rainforest.

6. The rainforest has 4 layers. Some of
them are called canopy, the
emergent layer, understory and
forest floor. Lots of animals can fly
in the rainforest.