Tropical Rainforest Biome Presentation - Georgia L.
Published on Oct 08, 2018
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Do you love trees?
Do you love alone time and exploring?
Do you love exotic species?
Do you love the rain?
If so,
the tropical rainforest is your dream destination.
Don't believe me?
Well stick around and I'll prove it to you
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Reasons to love the Tropical Rainforest
- You have plenty of locations to choose from: you can choose a time share in Central/South America, Southeast Asia, Africa or Australia
- The biodiversity here is OFF THE CHARTS
- The weather is never too hot or too cold
- Soothing sounds of nature are free
Photo by Asso Myron
Love trees? Well even if you don't, the rainforest will make you fall in love with them. You can find many types of trees like rubber and banana trees. Not only that, but they're HUGE. The trees can reach over 150 feet tall. Another amazing thing about them is what you can find living within the trees. You can find millions of exotic species sheltering in and outside of the them. You can find animals like orangutans, howler monkeys, Iguanas, sloths, and so much more! You can observe hundreds of species of monkeys, frogs, birds, insects, reptiles, other mammals, felines, etc.
Photo by Okinawa Soba (Rob)
Tropical rainforests are known for their trees. Everywhere you look - trees. Not only that, but more than 25% of our medicine comes from the rainforest. And we've only tested about 10% of species of plants there.
Photo by JOSHUA COLEMAN
Everywhere you turn is another species. Who knows? You might even wake up to a monkey stealing some food. There are millions of species taking habitat in tropical rainforests that range from the tiny weaver ant to a black caiman. One trip to the rainforest and you won't be disappointed.
Photo by C_é_c_y
Everything you see is part of a food chain/web. All the different kinds of species you see either eat or are being eaten. Also, all the biotic and abiotic factos around you do something to keep the biome functioning. You can find biotic factors such as the antelope and bat. You can also find abiotic factors such as rocks, dirt, and rain.
tamarin Monkey interactions
- Competition - Tamarin monkeys eat things like spiders, beetles, and butterflies. Their competition are monkeys like the Capuchin monkey who also eat the same thing.
- Mutualism - you can find mutualism between tamarin monkeys and eagles. Sometimes eagles will prey on the tamarin monkey's competition
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- Parasitism - you can find parasitism between Tamarin Monkeys and ticks. You can often find ticks taking habitat on a tamarin monkey.
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Do you love rain? Well, tropical rainforests have plenty of it...
Most tropical rainforests get over 100 inches of rain each year, so you can definitely expect some during your visit. But don't worry, our package offers indoor activities as well. We offer activities in the main hall such as bubble soccer, spa treatments, trampolines and SO MUCH MORE!!!
Photo by Anthony Tran
Another great thing about the tropical rainforest is that you can go any time of the year. The climate stays fairly the same all year round. The only seasons there can pretty much be classified into rainy and rainier. This makes your vacation adapt to your needs which is a total advantage.
Photo by Atharva Tulsi
The tropical rainforest is the ideal vacation spot for alone time and even alone time with that special someone. It's a secure location that allows you to get time to yourself and just explore nature.
Photo by Jeremy Bishop
Outdoor activities we offer
- Jeep tours
- Hiking trails
- Helicopter rides
- Waterfall jumping
- Zip-lining
- and much MORE...
Photo by Jakob Owens
Have I convinced you yet? Well, if I have, then here are some things we suggest you bring with you...
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Recommended packing list
- Camera
- Hat/visor
- Hiking boots &, or Tennis/water shoes
- Bug spray
- Sunscreeen
- Water Jug
- Binoculars
- Poncho, etc.
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By now, I've probably convinced you so...
Enjoy your visit in the exotic tropical Rainforest! You won't regret it1
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