3N Contents Page What is rainforest?..................................................................................Page 3 Where are rainforests found?..................................................................Page 3 What kinds of animals and plants life are round the rainforest?.............Page 4 Indigenous people of the rainforests?.....................................................Page 4 Why are rain forests important?......................................…
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The Amazon Rainforest There are 2.7 million acres of the Amazon; 1.5 acres gets destroyed every second so I guess it would be a nice place to see while its there. The Amazon rainforest is the biggest rainforest in the world which is why its at the top of my list. I'm going to explain to you why the amazon is such a breathtaking experience to be in. There are ten million species in the amazon which is why it's so unique. The rare animals of the Amazon amazes anyone one who visits. The same thing…
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The Amazon rainforest variety biodiversity is of plants and animals living in one area. Each biodiversity has an important purpose, but with several groups wanting to do different activities interferes with the Rainforest development. The Environmental Group came to The Amazon Rainforest for various of reasons, some came to study rainforest plants and, hoped to find plants that could cure diseases. While others came to study rainforest animals. Still, some came to work with native peoples. The environmental…
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The Amazon Rainforest, home to 427 species of mammals, as well as the human species, which also inhabit the Amazon.This unique area of the world, posses 40,000 species of plants, 378 species of reptiles, and 400 different indigenous Amazonian tribes.There are many reasons to protect the Amazon rainforest because it has much importance to its human, animal, and plant life, living there. Many ask, why should we protect it? Many ask what are the benefits and potentially failures, if the Amazon is not…
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Rainforests of Atsinanana Veronica Torres Bio/100 December 7, 2014 Miranda Gauthier Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “A nation that destroys its soils destroys itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” He couldn’t be anymore right. But yet we still are over logging and illegally logging. Deforestation is when we cut down large amounts of the forests at one time; which have an effect on the life around and in the forests. Now…
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The Amazon Rainforest The Amazon Rainforest is a big place that across eight countries: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. (“Amazon”, 2016). Amazon Rainforest got this name from Amazon’s river, and it receive 9 feet or more every year. (“Amazon Rainforest”, 2003). These forests have been found for 55 million years at least; moreover, Amazon Rainforest joins many different animals and plants. Also, some of these organisms not yet found and discover…
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Amazon Rainforest Rosen Pierre Mrs.Reagen period: 3/4a 12/27/14…
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John Smith GEO 101 Johnson Tuesday, November 20 Loss of Rainforests Tropical rainforests play a vital role in the planet's natural systems. Current studies are showing that there is a vital relationship between the rainforests and rainfall. The forests regulate climate and weather through their absorption. They act like a sponge while recreating rain and exchanging natural gases in the air. For example, the Amazon rainforest creates 50 to 80 percent of its own rainfall through transpiration…
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Write a short, three-paragraph report on the Amazon Rainforest: Paragraph 1: Write a description of the Amazon Rainforest—definition of rainforest; characteristics; location and size of the Amazon Rainforest. Paragraph 2: Write a description of the resources found in the Amazon Rainforest—why is the rainforest so important? Paragraph 3: Write a description of the problems and threats the Amazon Rainforest now faces. Each paragraph should begin with a topic sentence, include several supporting details…
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Amazon Rainforest Deforestation The Amazon Rainforest, a major rainforest on our planet, is disappearing at an awfully fast rate. The size of 2,000 football pitches is lost during a 90 minute football match, which means more than 5300 square meters a minute. This can’t keep going. Deforestation is destroying the earth’s environment and the lives living on it. The Amazon is one of the most important rainforest on our planet. It contains over half of the planet’s remaining rainforest, and is the…
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