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The Amazon Rainforest
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The Amazon Rainforest
-Largest Rainforest in the world
-The Amazon rainforerst takes up almost 9 places.
-ALmost 60,000 species.
-Species found every 3 days.
Amazon Rainforest
Location:
South America
- Occupied by 9 countries.
- It represents halp of the forests left on Earth.
- Temperatures are ussaly really high.
-Very little light reaches the floor ground.
- The Amazon River
-Water pollution
-Thin & Poor Nutrients
-White Sandy Soil
-Decomposed Animals & Plants
-Animals found here can only be found in one ofther place in the world
-2, 505 animals live in the Amazon Rainforest
Growing & Weight:
30 feet (9 meters) long ./ 500 pounds (227kilograms).
Lifespan:
Around 20 years.
Hunting:
It coils its body around its prey and drags it into the water, suffocating it within minutes, and then swallows it whole with its large jaws.
Food:
Large Rodents, deer, fish, peccaries, capybaras, tapirs, turtles, bird, dogs, sheep, aquatic reptiles like caiman and even jaguars.
Growing & Weight:
20 feet (6 meters) .
Lifespan:
40 years.
Hunting:
The grab their prey, down it and eat it whole whenever possible. If it is too big they let it rot and eat the smaller parts.
Food:
Fish, reptials, birds, mammels
Lifespan:
22 years.
Hunting:
If its threatened, it can release larger amounts of electricity and keep on doing it before it get’s depleted.Death only occurs when they shocked multiple times, or when they are to paralyzed to move and end up downing.
Food:
Fish, small mammels.
Hunting:
Jaguars have the most powerful bite among cats, their sharp teeth are able to pierce into thick armour like armadillo, and turtles.
Food:
Both male and female hunt, mostly at dawn and dusk, feeding on deer, wild pigs, sloths, monkeys, snakes and livestock.
Attacks:
This cat is least likely to attack humans, most human attacks are rare. They can also pierce into skulls, directly into the brain. The can also dislocate necks.
Food:
Bull Sharks mostly eat fish, but has been known for taking down birds, river dolphins, and small mammals and…. humans.
Characteristics:
Bull Sharks are very aggressive, territorial nature, and often comes close to humans.
Lives:
Saltwater and freshwater.
Growth:
1 to 12 feet ( 0.3 to 3.7 meters) long
Types:
South American rattlesnakes, the colorful eyelash vipers (so named for the scales above their eyes that look like eyelashes), the fer-de-lance (which has an unpredictable temper, making it responsible for most of the snakebites in its range), and bushmasters (the longest vipers in the world).
Eats:
Small mammals, birds, lizards and eggs.
-Almost 2 million types of plants.
-3000 types of fruits.
Characterisitcs:
Requires warm and humid conditions.
Requires:
Bright colours and varies in their colour.
Growth:
Fast Growing tree.
Scientific Name:
Hevea brasiliensis
Used for:
Used today in the modern processing of rubber.
Growth:
3 meters in diameter.
Requires:
Scientific Name:
Growth:
15 to 20 feet a year.
Requires:
Prefers the sun, however, the passion fruit flower does not like heavy heat. If there is too much heat, the passion fruit flower will start growing towards the shade.
Scienctific Name:
Prey:
Preys on insects such as ants and beetles, as well as spiders
Scientific Name:
Hunting:
Once its triggers are activated, it rapidly traps it’s pray, seals the trap and begins digestion.
Scientific Name:
Requires:
Sting:
The Producers - the trees, shrubs, bromeliads and other plants.
The Primary Consumers – the macaws, monkeys, agouti, tapir, butterflies, sloths, toucans.
The Secondary Consumers – the jaguar and boa constrictor.
The Scavengers – the butterflies and other insects.
The Decomposers – mushrooms, insects and microorganisms.
1. Ranching & Agriculture
2. Commercial Fishing
3. Smuggling
4. Damming & Logging & Minning
5. Pademic Amoung the Amazon People.
-https://www.rainforestcruises.com/jungle-blog/coolest-plants-in-the-amazon
-https://www.slideshare.net/nicko28/the-amazon-rainforest-15259082
-http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/amazon/about_the_amazon/ecosystems_amazon/rainforests/
-https://www.rainforestcruises.com/jungle-blog/threats-facing-the-amazon-rainforest
-www.wakingtimes.com/2015/07/10/the-6-biggest-threats-to-the-amazon-rainforest/