Bilals AMAZING fact about rainforest layers

Introduction Rain forests are hot, wet and very dry. There Are 4 layers in a rain forest. The biggest rainforest is part of brazil Peru and many more. There are main animals living in each layer. To find more about the layers continue reading.

Contents Page 1 introduction Page 2 forest floor Page 3 under story Page 4 canopy Page 5 emergent layer

Forest floor In this layer lives ants spiders ladybird. In this layer it is very stinky and muddy. Over 750 of species of animals live in this stinky layer. It is full of dead leaves twigs. The forest floor is approximately 5 foot in the air. It is estimated that hardy 2 percent of the sunlight reaches the forest floor

Understory The understory is hot and damp and the air is very still. The leaves and plants hardly ever even grow 12 feet but most of the plants are about maybe 4 or 6 foot. U cant find any sunlight in the understory layer

Canopy LAYER Most trees in the layer are this height. This layer is over 100 feet tall. Monkey birds lizards and snakes live here. This layer is mostly the hottest and dry layer of all the layers. Most trees in the layer are this height. This layer is over 100 feet tall. Monkey birds lizards and snakes live here. This layer is mostly the hottest and dry layer of all the layers. Much of the rain is stopped by thick foliage. Most of the biggest grow Much of the rain is stopped by thick foliage. Most of the biggest grow up to the canopy layer up to the canopy layer

Emergent layer In the emergent layer there lives monkeys bats birds and butterflies. These animals live there because it is hot and they like hot places. The tallest trees can only be in the emergent layer if they are 200 FOOT of the ground. Most of the trunks in the of the ground. Most of the trunks in the emergent layer grow to 16 foot that is like the width of a bus. There is lots and lots of emergent layer grow to 16 foot that is like the width of a bus. There is lots and lots of hotness and sunlight in the emergent layer hotness and sunlight in the emergent layer