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RAINFOREST ANIMALS

RAINFOREST ANIMALS. BY : Andrew Lucas and Belisario. How many species live in Rainforest ?. About half of all the world's animal species live in tropical rainforests, in all the layers of the forest. Different animals are found in different countries.

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RAINFOREST ANIMALS

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  1. RAINFOREST ANIMALS BY : Andrew Lucas and Belisario

  2. Howmanyspecieslive in Rainforest? • About half of all the world's animal species live in tropical rainforests, in all the layers of the forest. Different animals are found in different countries. • It is estimated that there are more than 50 million different kinds of insects alone in tropical rainforests.

  3. mammals Tropical rainforests are home to many kinds of mammals, In size from tiny mouse lemurs to the African forest elephant. While large mammals like(cats tigers, jaguars, leopards, and small cats) and primates including (monkeys and apes) are best known, most rainforest mammalsare small, nocturnal, and inconspicuous. Bats and rodents are the most abundant types of mammals in most rainforests

  4. RAINFOREST ANIMALS BY : Andrew Lucas and Belisario

  5. WHICH TYPE OF RAINFOREST SPECIES IS THE MOST NUMEROUS? There are more than 50 million of insectssuchas:ants,termites,mosquitos,tarantulas. Alsotheirothertipes of animalssuch as: mammals, reptiles, amphibians. Sometimes they must travel 200 feets.

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