RAINFORESTS

What is a tropical rainforest? Tropical rainforests can be defined simply as evergreen forests living in tropical regions, full of various animals and plants with annual rainfall of at least 5 meters. In other words, it is the richest, oldest and most productive ecosystem on Earth. The ecosystem is a living community working together as a whole and its environment. According to biologist Norman Myers, "Tropical rainforest is the most beautiful natural celebration on earth" (1).

Tropical rainforests are forest ecosystems characterized by high rainfall, closed crown and high species diversity. The tropical rainforest is the most famous rainforest, the focal point of the site, indeed spreading all over the world including Canada, the United States, the temperate region of the former Soviet Union. Tropical rainforest usually occurs in the equator between the tropical region and the cancer region, with warm latitude and relatively constant sunlight all year long. Tropical rainforests are integrated into other kinds of forests according to altitude, latitude, various soils, floods, climatic conditions. These forest types form vegetation type mosaics that contribute to incredible diversity in the tropics.

Tropical Rain Forest Huge forest with heavy rain and very high temperature. Most rainforests are located between Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Cancer. The average temperature of the rainforest is about 25 degrees, annual rainfall is 250 centimeters. So, there are thousands of known species (and are believed to have millions of unknown species), why are they destroyed? More than 25,000 Jacqui Indians live at the foot of the Andes Mountains. They live in about 150 villages. People in Jacuna mainly eat vegetables and fish called pineapple, banana, beans, maize, Maanic. However, their fishing methods are rare. In order to catch fish, they crush the roots of poisonous plants, poison poison into the river, paralyze the fish and float on water. Their houses were built with trees and palm trees, they built a canoe with a hollow trunk.