by Owen Conner

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Owen Conner

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RAIN FOREST

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Tropical rain forests are found in warm, wet, climates that are warm year round, and they have an average of 50 to 260 inches of rainfall every year.

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Seventy percent of the rain forest is made up of trees, and there are more kinds of trees found here than any other area in the world.

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Forty percent of the Earth's oxygen is made from the rain forests.

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Tropical rain forests are a good habitat for about 15 million kinds of plants and animals because of their warm, moist climate near the equator. This is a great place for zoologists and biologists to study animals and plants.

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The tropical forest is a place that bacteria and microorganisms grow year around and they decompose various types of matter on the forest floor.

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Rain forests are made up of four layers: 1. Emergent layer which has the tallest trees 2. Canopy layer which has most of the trees. Most of this layer is foliage. 3. The understory layer only has about 5% sunshine and is where all the animals and predators live. 4. The forest floor, the bottom layer is where only low-light plants can grow.