Rainforest

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Rainforest By Yemmi and Sophie

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Rainforest

ByYemmi and Sophie

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Definition

• A biome is a community type such as tropical rain forest, grass lands, and deserts, with plants and animals in a similar climate.

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Locations• Central America• Africa• Australia• The Amazon• Southern Asia

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Climate

• Humid of all rain it gets• Temperature Range– Gets 93 F (34 C) or drops

68 F

• Precipitation – 50 to 260 inches of rain

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Plants• Venus flytraps adapt to

their environment by eating insects.

Venus flytrap

strangler

Lianas

bromeliads

Orchids

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Animals• Macaws adapt by their

large and powerful beak that can break shells of nuts and seeds more easily.

Spider Monkey

Sloth

Boa ConstrictorToucan

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