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Tropical rainforests have producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, and tertiary consumers.

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Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and insects are all animals that live in a tropical rainforest. The biggest group of animals living in the rainforests is the insects because of the humidity. The Amazon has the largest variety of animal life out of all the biomes.

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The majority of tropical rainforest destruction has been coming from humans. Humans are doing this because the loss of oil extraction, logging, mining, fires, war, commercial agriculture, cattle ranching, hydroelectric projects, pollution, hunting and poaching, the collection of fuel wood and building material, and road construction.

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Coconut trees, bengal bamboo, curare plant, kapok tree, and the strangler fig are all types of plants that live in tropical rainforests. There are many different fruits like mangos and pineapples. Rainforests also have flowers like orchids and Bromeliads. The Amazon has the largest number of different plant species.

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A tropical rainforest is a hot, moist biome that receives rainfall all year long. They can be found near the equator. tropical rainforests have many plant and animal species.

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Most rainforests are somewhere along the equator. In Central America, Most of Northern South America, the middle of Africa, and some islands between Australia and Asia.

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A tropical rainforest receives anywhere between 50 to 260 inches  of rainfall each year.  On average, 155 inches.

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The temperature will only sometimes  reach heat over 93°F and drop below 68°F. The average temperature of a tropical rainforest is 80°F.