10 Interesting Fact About Rainforests

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• Tropical rain forests accommodate more than half the species of plants and animals in the world.
• The tropical rain forest is located around the equator, where the temperature and humidity are high throughout the year.
• Tropical rain forests are home to many unique species, such as orangutans, tigers, and sun bears.
• Tropical rain forests are also rich in bird species, including parrots, peacocks, and parrots.
• Tropical rain forests produce about 20% oxygen on earth.
• Tropical rain forests also function as a place to absorb carbon, helping to reduce the impact of climate change.
• In tropical rain forests, rain falls almost every day, with an average rainfall of more than 250 cm per year.
• Soil in tropical rain forests is very fertile, and many plant species can grow quickly.
• Tropical rain forests also provide fuel and building materials for local people.
• Tropical rain forests are very important for the balance of global ecosystems and human welfare.