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Rainforest

Rainforest. By Vincent Fries. Climate. The average temperature for the tropical rainforest are 77 degrees fahrenheit in the summer. In the winter it reaches to around 40 degrees fahrenheit . The rainforests are located by the equator .

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Rainforest

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  1. Rainforest By Vincent Fries

  2. Climate • The average temperature for the tropical rainforest are 77 degrees fahrenheit in the summer. In the winter it reaches to around 40 degrees fahrenheit. • The rainforests are located by the equator. • The rainforests get a lot of sunlight. It can get a lot of water from the rain.

  3. Animals that live there • Some animals that live there are bearded pigs, Brazilian Tapir, Capybara, chimps, common tree shrew crested guan, flying dragon, gorilla, Indian cobra, orangutan, slow Loris, vine snakes, and many more.

  4. Cool Plants That Live There • Some cool plants that live there are double coconut, Banyan Tree, coccolaba, talipot palm, Freycinetia, and many more.

  5. Gorilla • The gorillas niche is to decrease the amount of plants. • Its physical adaptation is that they adjusted to eating plants. • Its behavioral adaptation is that the Silver Back is an adult male gorilla. They are the troop leaders.

  6. Interesting Facts • An area of the rainforest the size of a football field is getting cut down every ten seconds. • Giant Bamboo plants grow up to 9 inches a day. • More than 2,000 different kinds of butterflies are found in the rainforests of South America.

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