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Threats to the Temperate rain forest biome are growing as man is becoming more and more in need of wood and building materials so deforestation and destruction of habitats and ecosytems are growing becoming worse over the years.

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Pythoins have adapted to the physical aspects of the biome so their lower jaws have stretchy rubber band like cartilage to allow them to swallow their prey whole.

The kodkod is a arboreal animal meaning it lives mostly in the trees hardly coming to the forest floor but only for water

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The sitka spruce has adapted to this biome by growing over 150 feet tall to get all the sun rays

The western hemlock has adapted by having long limbs to spread out its seeds to try and reproduce as much as it can.

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Western Hemlock

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Sitka spruce

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Fern

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Moss

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Pacific giant salamander

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Kod kod

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Sitka deer

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Spotted owl

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The land marks in this biome can be a number of things from steep cliffs that fall into the ocean to rolling hills that look like mountains from the 250 foot plus tall trees. Valleys can also be found in this biome.

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There are 2 main distinct seasons, wet and dry.
The wet season is the longest of the two seasons and the more rainy season. where the temperatures are between 65-55 degrees F.
The other season is the shorter and less rainy season, this season is mostly foggy and the temperature is around 70 - 75 degrees F but doesn't rise above 80 degrees F.
When summer comes into the forest the temperature is cool because of the fog holding in moisture, this moisture is enough to sustain the rain forest with about 7-12 inches of rain in the air.

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This biome is warm year round almost 50-260 inches of rain falls in a one year average. Rain forests are rarely above 93 degrees F, or drop lower than 68 degrees F. The humidity is almost 88-77 % no matter what. Most rain forests are usually near the coast of most places and are withing 40 degrees N and 60 degrees N, $0 degrees S and 60 degrees S of the equator.