Educational worksheet titled "Life Science Stories: Forests" by Andrew Frinkle, explaining various forest types and their inhabitants.

- Forests are habitats filled with different kinds of trees that provide animals with food, shelter, and oxygen.
- Near the North and South Poles, forests are mostly pine trees and are cold most of the year; they have few large animals like snow leopards or caribou.
- Many forests have leafy trees such as oak and maple, which are more familiar to us; animals like squirrels, wolves, bears, and owls live in these forests.
- Rain forests and jungles are very humid and receive a lot of rain; they are home to animals like parrots, monkeys, gorillas, and tigers.