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14 Fun Facts About the Rainforest Canopy
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The rainforest canopy sits near the top of the rainforest. It is filled with thousands and thousands of insects, animals and plants. Yet mankind has learned very little about this important part of our ecosystem.
Without rainforests to replenish the oxygen in the atmosphere, the world would become a lot more polluted.
Here are some amazing things we have discovered about the rainforest.
Do you know:
How many layers are there in the rainforest?
How high do rainforest trees grow?
Do many rainforest flowers bloom during the day or at night?
Are there more animals in the rainforest during the day or at night?
And much more.
Find out the answers to these questions and more and amaze your family and friends with these fun facts.
Ages 8 and up.
All measurements in American and metric.
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