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The text describes key facts about the Tropical Rainforest biome:
- It’s also called “the jungle.”
- Covers over 6% of Earth.
- Has more tree species than any other biome.
- Gets more rain than any other biome → wettest biome.
- Two types: lowland forests and cloud forests.
- Over half of world’s plant and animal species live here.
- Most threatened biome.
- Located near equator in 40+ countries; largest areas in Central America, South East Asia, Central/South America.
- Weather: warm year-round (>20°C or 64°F), lots of rain (125–660 cm/year).
- Seasons: mostly rainy/wet all year, but some reduced rain in winter/summer; ~12 hours daylight/darkness daily.
- Animals: millions of species — birds, parrots, snakes, monkeys, tigers, rhinos, insects.
- Plants: trees, mosses, shrubs, vines, orchids, ferns; very little reaches forest floor → ground plants usually small; houseplants often come from here.
There is no specific question asked in the image — it’s an informational passage. Since there’s no problem to solve, and no instruction to explain, teach, or generate practice, the only appropriate response is to acknowledge that no task was given beyond reading the passage.
Final Answer:
No question or problem was provided to solve. The text is an informative passage about the Tropical Rainforest biome.
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