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Tropical rain forests cover only 6% of the earth's land, but contain more than half of the species of plants and animals in the world.
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10 Interesting Fact About The Rainforest
10 Interesting Fact About The Rainforest
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Tropical rain forests cover only 6% of the earth's land, but contain more than half of the species of plants and animals in the world.
The rainforest in Amazon produces 20% of oxygen in our atmosphere.
There are more than 400 indigenous tribes living in the Amazon rainforest.
Rain forests are home to the largest bird species in the world, namely ostrich casowary.
Giant palm leaves found in Rika Rika rain forests can reach a length of more than 60 feet.
Rain forest is a habitat for the largest lizard species in the world, the Komodo Komodo lizard.
Rain forests have more than 2 million species of insects.
Many plants that grow in rain forests are used in traditional and modern medicine.
Rain forests help regulate global climate by absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Destruction of rain forests results in loss of habitats and species that are irreplaceable, as well as increasing the risk of climate change.