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Transcript
Rainforests
Slideshow by, Alex Diederen
Teammates are, Carter, Kyle, and Dillan
Where are
Rainforests Located?
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Rainforests are
located in the
Tropics
Most of the worlds
Tropical Rainforests
are located in
South America
Temperate
Rainforests are
located in some
temperate coasts.
Rainforests Climate
 The
high temperature in the
rainforest is 85 the low is 70
 The Tropical Rainforests are very
humid and quite warm
 Temperate rainforests are a cool
temperature and are humid like
the Tropical Rainforest
 both Rainforests receive a large
amount of rain hence the name
Rainforest
 Rainforests close to the equator
experience no seasons and
those farther away can
experience one wet and one
dry season
Coccoloba
 Eve`s
Umbrella
 Grows up to 80ft.
 Grown as potted
plant
Peacock Plant
 Broad
leaf adaption
 Leaves fold up at night
 Red-purple leaves
 Striking markings on upper
regions of the leaf
Sacred Fig
 Leaves
have drip tips
for quickly shedding
water
 Large, quick growing
 Born an epiphyte
 Sacred to Hindus and
Buddhists
Common Tree Shrew
 Has
a liter of 1-3
 Spends much time
on ground
 Climbs trees With
incredible agility
Flying Dragon
 Wing-like
skin flaps
supported by ribs
 Tree to tree
 Eats ants and
termites
Vine Snake
 Thickness
of
mans finger
 If
threatened
puffs up
 Hides in
brush
Slow Loris
 Short-limbed
 Climber
 Nocturnal
 Strong
hands
and feet
Gorilla
 Largest
primate
 Arms strong
 Lowland and
Mountain
 Elder males threaten
invaders of territory
Rainforest Food Chain
 Producers
canopy,
understory, vines,
epiphytes, and
flowering plants
 herbivores- parrots,
some bats, and most
monkeys
 Carnivores- jaguar,
snakes, some
mammals
 Omnivores- monkeys,
small mammals, some
reptiles
Rainforest Food Chain Continued
primary consumers- insects
 Secondary consumers- small mammals
 Tertiary consumers- larger mammals

Human Interferences With
the Rainforest
 Deforestation
 Poaching
 Slash
and burn
 Negative
 Some organizations
Conclusion
 Rainforest
needs help
 Raise awareness
 The rainforest is a beautiful
place
Resources
 http://mbgnet.net/