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Rain forest

Rain forest. Macey , Jadd, Gavin, Tyler. Description of Rain Forest. There are three main levels they are the ground layer, the under story, and the canopy there are 4 layers. One of the biggest trees are in the rain forest. You breathe the oxygen form the rain forest. Geographical Location.

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Rain forest

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  1. Rain forest Macey , Jadd, Gavin, Tyler

  2. Description of Rain Forest • There are three main levels they are the ground layer, the under story, and the canopy there are 4 layers. One of the biggest trees are in the rain forest. You breathe the oxygen form the rain forest.

  3. Geographical Location It is by the equator. 25% of the world’s tropical rain forest is in South America.

  4. Boa snake Leafcutter ant, poison dart frog, toucan, parrot, three toed sloth, tapir, scarlet macaw, Animals in our habitat

  5. Endangered Animals • Scarlet macaw, jaguars, hyacinth, golden • Lion tamarins

  6. Bromeliad plant, Neoiegella, hibcus, Pachystacays, coral bean Plants in the Rainforest

  7. Other Interesting Facts • The Canopy can grow to 60 to 90 feet . The canopy is home to 90% of the organisms found in the rain forest.

  8. Our Resources • Net tracker http://www.mbgnet\sets\rforest\index.htm http:\\www.sheppardsoftware.com\animals kidscorner\endangered-animals\endangeredanimals-1.htm • Life in the Rainforest by Melvin Berger • Tropical Rain Forest

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