1. The Amazon Rainforest Biome
By: Emily Barlow 6a

2. What is the Amazon Rainforest?
The Amazon Rainforest is an enormous Rainforest in South America.
It is home to many tropical animals that live there.

3. Where is the Amazon Rainforest located?
The Amazon Rainforest is located in Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana and Colombia.

4. What are some Abiotic Factors in the Amazon Rainforest?
Some Abiotic factors in the Amazon Rainforest are Dead materials, soil, weather, water and rocks.

5. What are some of the species of plants in the Amazon rainforest?
There are many species of plants in the Amazon rainforest here are some of them: Cocoa Tree, Kapok Tree, Clavillia, Wild Yam, Cinchona Tree, Trumpet Tree, Suma Tree and The Rubber Tree.
There are also some plants that are edible in the rainforest; here are some of them: Cinnamon, Cocoa Beans (chocolate), Citrus Fruits, and Maracuya (Passion Fruit).

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7. What are some of the species of animals in the Amazon Rainforest?
There are many species of animals in the rainforest here are some of them: Jaguar, Howler Monkey, Poison Arrow Dart Frog, Scarlet Macaw, Caimans, Mata Mata Turtles, Anacondas, Red Bellied Piranha, Leafcutter ants, The Rhinoceros Beetle, Tapir and The Pink River dolphin which they have in the Amazon River.

9. How do Humans affect my biome?
Humans are the main cause of affecting the Amazon Rainforest. The main reason is probably because humans cut down so many trees in the Rainforest. In Brazil the Amazon tropical rainforest loss is 120,000 trees per year which is all the destructions humans do to the Amazon Rainforest.
Another reason why humans destroy the rainforest is that they don’t just destroy the plants they destroy the animals too. For example if someone kills a Jaguar just for it’s skin that is bad because then the number of Jaguars will decrease little by little and before you know it they will be extinct.

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11. How can we solve the problem?
We can tell humans and warn them that if we continue doing this the Amazon will have no trees left so if there are no trees there will be no life left.
When people cut down trees at least they should replace them with new seeds.

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