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Q: Why did El Salvador lose 75-85 of its rainforest in 1984-1985?
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If the Amazon rainforest disappears what animals will you lose?

You'll lose all the animals that live in it and near it (I assume)


Why are rainforest like gold?

because if u lose gold u cant get it back


Why is deforetation a bad idea?

Because the trees provide us with oxygen, the animals lose their homes and the native rainforest tribes also lose their homes.


Why do animals in the rainforest lose their homes?

Animals loose their homes in the rainforest because most trees(which are being cut down) are home to many animals. So, they loose thier homes and sometimes die.


Could the amazon rainforest be completely felled?

It is possible for the Amazon Rainforest to be completely felled. This would cause great destruction in the area because many animals would lose there habitats. It would also be a problem for drug companies that make medicines because many of the plants in the rainforest are used for this purpose.


How might a toucans species adapt if its habitat were changed by humans or nature?

Toucans habitat is the jungle/rainforest if it get completely destructed the toucan will lose its habitat.


Is a deciduous forest like the forest in twilight?

No, a deciduous forest refers to the equatorial rainforests or other rainforests that lose their leaves, the rainforest in Twilight is coniferous, meaning that it is evergreen and doesn't lose it's leaves.Equatorial rainforests are not evergreen, they do lose their leaves just not all at once so they appear green in general.


Why are groups in the rainforest being effected by deforestation?

because rubber tappers will lose their job, because there will be no trees to collect sap or rubber from. Also settlers wont be able to build a home.


How many trees does the Amazon rainforest lose a year due to rapid deforestation?

The Amazon Rain Forest loses about 23,000 square kilometers (8.97 square miles) each year due to deforestation.


Why is it important to have rainforests?

Why is the rainforest important?1. Many rainforest trees are used to make medicines and food. 25% of all our medicine is made from rainforest materials. Without these, people would have to find other ways to produce the same product and it may make more people ill. Bananas and some nuts grow in the rainforest and they will be lost. Other materials like rubber and fibres are only found in the rainforest.2. Many tribes and Amerindians live in the rainforest and without it they would lose their home and most of their culture.3. Lots of animals and plants live in the rainforest and if they lose their home they may become extinct and die out. About half of the world animals live there and about two thirds of the earth's plants live there.4. The trees in the rainforest absorb water and prevent many floods and erosion. They can also prevent drought.5. The trees absorb carbon dioxide and without them, the temperature of the earth will go up and all the ice will melt. 18-25% of the earth's carbon dioxide is absorbed here.


Does anyone benefit from the destruction of the amazon tropical rain forest?

Many people benefit including you and I. Without the Amazon rainforest we would have no paper and some foods would never have been discovered. All you have to do is breathe to feel the benefits of the rainforest as it produces 20% of the world's oxygen. However if deforestation continues, then we will lose a natural beauty and also 20% of the world's oxygen.


How are animals affected from cutting down trees?

The animals lose their habitat. If you cut down a tree in the rainforest, for example, a toucan , may lose its home.