The Amazon is located in South America and located in the countrys of Brazil, Ecuader and a few smaller countrys around there.
The seasons do not change in the tropical rain forest. It has been hot and wet for millions of years. The average temperature year-round is about 80 degrees. The tropical rain forest is the wettest place on earth. It rains every day. In one year it may rain about 100 to 400 inches. This means that 9 to 30 feet of rain may fall each year.
Imagine rainforests as huge sponges or watersheds soaking up the rain and storing it, releasing a little at a time. In a well forested watershed, 95% of annual rainfall is trapped and then released slowly but surely over time, replenishing ground water and keeping streams and rivers flowing through the dry seasons. This constant supply of clean water running into streams, rivers, lakes, reefs and lagoons is vital for replenishing the homes of their myriad creatures.
When the forest is removed, there is no longer any sponge to absorb the water and the result is massive flooding, soil erosion and siltation of the waterways. Siltation causes the water to become choked with mud and all life that depends on that clean water eventually suffocates.
The tropical rain forest is the richest source of plant life on earth. There
are so many different kinds of plants there, scientists don't even know them
all yet. It is a perfect place for growing plants. The average temperature
is 70 to 90 degrees and there is plenty of water.
There are many kinds of vines and ferns which connect the layers of the rain forest. Mushrooms and herbs grow on the florest floor. People can learn to gather fruits and nuts for food, as well as plants for medicine, without harming the rain forest. Rain forest people have done this for thousands of years.
These are a few difrent kinds of plants you may know. The avacado,bananna,coffee been,lemon,orange,pineapple,pepper, and peanut.