What is the lowest layer?

What is the highest layer?

Check the animals that DO NOT live in the Rainforest.

Check the animlas that LIVE in the rainforest.

How often does it rain in tropical rainforests?

Which of these continents doesn't have tropical rainforests?

How much of the Earth's oxygen comes from tropical rainforests?

Where are most of the world's rainforests found?

Where is the Amazon rainforest?

How many different types of insects live in the Amazon rainforest?

What is a plantation?

Why are people destroying rainforests?

How many layers are there in the rainforest

Where do most of the animals live in the Rainforest?

Which one of these animals moves really slow so predators don't see them?

True or False: About 1/4 of natural medicine has been found in rainforests?

The canopy layer is home to most of the animals and plants of the Rainforest such as...

Which map below shows rainforests?

"Tropical rainforests occur in regions of the tropics where temperatures are always high and where rainfall exceeds about 1,800 to 2,500 mm"

Which number below is the same as 1,800-2,500

Which picture below best represents a temperate rainforest?

The rainforest has very high biodiversity. This means

What is the main reason for the high biodiversity in the rainforest?

Which layer of the rainforest receives the most sunlight?

What is the impact of deforestation on indigenous tribes living in the rainforest?

What is the imaginary line used to divide the world into the northern and southern hemisphere?

Which layer of the tropical rainforest is sometimes called the roof of the rainforest?

What is the long-term weather pattern in a region typically averaged over 30 years called?

What is the industry of collecting wood from trees called?

Which layer of the tropical rainforest is found at ground level and typically does not have a large amount of vegetation due to lack of sunlight?

What is the gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth's atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect called?

What is the method of farming that involves clearing areas by burning them before planting more seeds called?

Which plant typically grows on other plants and trees for physical support and better access to sunlight?

What is the act of cutting down trees on a large scale called?

Which group of people live together, share the same language, culture, and history, and stay outside towns or cities?

What is the process of planting trees in an area where there were no trees previously called?

What is the term for the process of removing minerals or other geological materials from the earth's surface?

responsible travel to tourist destinations that promotes learning, environmentally friendly interactions and help local communities.

Meeting the needs of today without sacrificing the resources of tomorrow.

When a species of plant or animal no longer exists. When there is not a single living member of the species alive.

electricity being created by converting the movement of water (normally though a dam) into energy by using the water to turn turbines.

Growing a long tail for balance is an example of what?

Adaptations to how animals act or think. For example becoming nocturnal.

When animals change their colour to match their surroundings

A group of people who live together, share the same language, culture and history and stay outside towns or cities.

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have developed a unique method of feeding on plant nectar and pollen.

have also developed long strong arms that allow they to climb and swing around trees with ease.

have very sensitive noses that allow them to smell ants from very far away.

sneak up on their prey and then pounce on them.

They no longer build webs, this is because it is too hard to maintain a web in a rainforest.

have hard and sharp claws that help them to dig through very though ground.

have been known to go into hibernation to conserve energy so that they do not starve during times of food shortage.

have prehensile tails, this means their tails can be used for grasping branches and other surfaces so that they can hang without using their hands or feet.

have also evolved to live in family units so that they can hunt together

What is one method of restoring cleared areas of tropical rainforests?

How can logging be conducted in a more sustainable way?

What is one benefit of sustainable tourism in areas affected by deforestation?

How can the monitoring of deforestation in tropical rainforests be improved?

Why is it important to have laws that make it illegal to harvest all trees within a given area?

What is the purpose of planting larger hardwood trees in cleared areas?