Tropical rainforests are usually found near the equator and have three main types: monsoon, equatorial, and subtropical. They receive between 1500-2500mm of rain annually and temperatures range from 30-35°C during the day and 20-25°C at night. Temperate rainforests are located near coastal temperate regions and range in temperature from 22-29°C, receiving rain 80% of the year. Sloths are slow mammals with algae growing on their fur that eat leaves, shoots, and fruit, while Siberian tigers live in Russian and Asian rainforests eating elk and boar and are endangered with 400-500 left in the wild.

2. Tropical rainforests are usually found near
the equator, there are three different types
of tropical rainforests there is the
Monsoon, the Equatorial and the
Subtropical rainforests. The average rainfall
is between 1500 to 2500mm, in daytime the
temperature is 30C – 35C at night it drops to
20C-25C.

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4. Temperate rainforests are usually
found near the coast in temperate
areas of the sea. The temperate
rainforests range from 22C-29C. It
also rains 80% of the year.

5. sloth
The sloth is the worlds slowest
mammal, they are so slow that algae
grows on their coat. Sloths are
herbivores eating leaves, shoots and
fruit, a sloths back legs are found to
be useless.

6. Siberian tiger
Siberian tigers lives in east Russian
rainforests and Asian rainforests, their
diet consists of elk and wild boar.
Siberian tigers are endangered, there is
estimated to be 400 to 500 left in the
wild.

7. Toucan
A Toucan lives in the trees of the
rainforest it mainly eats fruit, insects,
lizards, small birds and eggs. Toucans
use their beaks for self defence
against other predators

8. .
Coconut trees are found in most
rainforests and grow from 50-80
feet, they can produce up to 50
coconuts.

9. Giant bamboo is found mostly
found in the Asian rainforest, can
actually grow nine inches a day.

10. The strangler fig plays a major
part in a rainforest most birds
eat the figs from this tree, the
birds also live on the tree.

11. Bear salmon sun
birds
insects
Wolf
elk
amphibian
cougar Deer
plants

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