Tropical rainforests exist within 28 degrees of the equator, receiving high rainfall annually between 50-260 inches. They cover less than 6% of the Earth's land but are home to over 50% of all animals and plants, and produce 40% of the planet's oxygen. Within a single hectare of rainforest there can be over 42,000 insect species and 1,500 plant species. Major rainforest types include lowland equatorial evergreen, moist deciduous seasonal, montane, and flooded forests. The layers of a rainforest are the forest floor, understory, canopy, and emergent layer, with different environmental conditions and species in each level.