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The Tropical Rainforest By Abby Stevenson Ellie Prorock Alejandra Rodriguez and Shelbie Edgington By Abby Stevenson Ellie Prorok Shelbie Edgington Alex Rodriguez Slide 2 Here is where the Tropical Rainforests all over the world are located. Slide 3 Rain falls 250 cm per year. Temperature rarely gets over 93 F. Slide 4 One of the many Daintree Rainforest animals, is the Brush Turkey Red. The skin hanging from its neck is called a wattle. Slide 5 Here is another animal, the Saltwater Crocodile. The Saltwater Crocodile is known for its needle sharp teeth. Slide 6 The Victorias riffle bird, known for its teal stripes. Named after Queen Victoria. Slide 7 In the photo is the Amethyst Python; commonly found in rainforests in Australia. Amethyst Pythons can be twenty eight feet long. Slide 8 Commonly found in a rainforest is the Rhino Beetle. Rhino Beetles are 3 Theyre the strongest known animal, can carry 850 times their weight. Slide 9 Here is another popular animal known as the Slender Loris. Its endangered; but it shouldnt be because its SO CUTE! Slide 10 Here is the Idiot Fruit; one of the most primitive plants. It is also one of the most rarest plants in the globe. Slide 11 The blue Quandong is covered in slender curved leaves. It grows 117 feet tall. Slide 12 The Wild Ginger is known for growing nineteen feet high. When cut at bottom of stem, water gushes out. Slide 13 A flowing vine found no where else in the world but the Daintree rainforest. At first smell sweet; but then like gross rotten fish. Slide 14 Roughly 4 levels of the food pyramid. Level one: Plankton, larvae or spiders. Level two: Plankton and insect eaters. Level three: Bigger carnivores such as crocodiles. Level four: Such as dingoes and snakes. Slide 15 Commonly found in Rainforests all across the globe are swamps. Where you can find crocodiles or fish. Anacondas are known for living by swamps, or high above their waters. Slide 16 Rainforest trees are so strong, they can grow up the side of mountains and not fall. A closed canopy of trees covers 70% of the sky. Slide 17 Rainforest Plateaus are another great way for keeping animals safe and away from harms way. Also good for tourists! One disadvantage? Rain fall is high. And when it does fall, it plummets flooding the lakes. Slide 18 People have lived in the rainforest for thousands of years learning how to thrive away from society. Indigenous villages are abandoned old villages where people lived. Because they live in the rainforest only 15% of the citizens will not get harmed or seriously injured by animal. Slide 19 Canopys are now more used as a tourist attraction but birds still make their homes above. Using bridges for Canopys to guide them around. The Canopy is the highest of seven layers. Slide 20 Here are all the natural resources Passion fruit Papaya Breadfruit Bamboo Jute/hemp Mahogany Rosewood Oils used in perfume and shampoo Slide 21 Vocabulary Canopy-the upper layer, formed by mature tree crowns and including other biological organismstree crowns