Friday, October 3, 2014
Guided writing, page #97 "Why are rain forests important?"
Rain forests are mainly located in the area between the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn. After a period of time the world is going to face a huge drop of rain forests mainly because humans are destructing it. Rain forests provide homes for thousands of different plant and animal species, and when rain forests start to disappear, it's going to effect all kind of species. When people start cutting down trees in the rain forest, the habitat of many animals will disappear, which leads to an extinction to many different animal species. In addition, plants get their nutrients from trees, so when all trees are cut down the plants will most likely going to die. Humans also get benefit from rain forests; medicine and even food are found in rain forests. Coffee and many fruits that are essential to human life are actually originated in rain forests. Today, most of the elements that are found in rain forests can be used to make medicine. The climate of a rain forest is mostly humid because of all the rain, which also prevents dry weather. Furthermore, the average temperature in rain forests is 40 to 77 fahrenheit.
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