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Antara V

YouTube - The Amazon Rainforest - 0 views

shared by Antara V on 22 Sep 09 - Cached
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    PAUSE AT 0:39 It is like a ghost in the photo
Woo Hyun C

Toucan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

  • The colorful, giant bill, which in some large species measure more than half the length of the body
    • Woo Hyun C
       
      The Toucan has a giant bill, which in some large species measure more than half the length of the body!
Thomas C

Earth's Birthday Project | Rainforest Exploration | Teachers - 0 views

  • Sun > Strangler Fig > Howler > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Stranger Fig > Howler > Crocodile > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Ant > Lizard > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Wasp > Spider > Bird > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Caterpillar > Lizard > Harpy EagleSun > Strangler Fig > Ant > Spider > Frog > Human Being (eats the monkey shot with an arrow poisoned with frog toxin) > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Fungus > Ant > Frog > Snake > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Fungus > Ant > Ant Eater > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Bat > Snake > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Bat > Owl > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Bat > Possum > Margay > Harpy Eagle > DecomposersSun > Algae > Mosquito Larva > Tadpole > Howler Monkey > Jaguar > DecomposersSun > Plants/Mud > Caterpillar/Blue Morpho Butterfly > Crocodile Hatchling > Coatimundi > Crocodile > Human Being > DecomposersSun > Strangler Fig > Ant > Spider > Lizard > Crocodile Hatchling > Coatimundi > Human Being
    • Thomas C
       
      man's at the top of all of the food chains?
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    Wow! what a lot of food chains!
Satvik S

Spider Monkey - 0 views

    • Zina S
       
      Poor things!
  • Spider Monkeys are located in Central and South America and some parts of Mexico.
    • Satvik S
       
      loooooooooooooooooovely stuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuufffffffffffffffffffff
Zina S

Fishes - 0 views

  • Fish is the common name for 29,000 species of cold-blooded, backboned animals that live in freshwater and ocean environments. Fish breathe using gills. Most have a body covering of scales and move using fins. Many fish hunt other fish for food. Fish are also an important food for other animals such as humans, birds, seals, and whales. Overfishing by humans has now made some fish endangered.
Morgan V

Jaguar Animal, One Of The Largest Cats In The World - 0 views

  • The jaguar lives in biodiversity-rich regions of Central and South America. It prefers forest habitats and areas close to water sources (such as wetlands, rivers, lakes etc) as it loves water and is a great swimmer. For example, the Amazon River Basin and the wetland area of Pantanal in Brazil are home to important populations of jaguars (1).
    • Morgan V
       
      they like to be close to water?
  • The jaguar is a nocturnal animal – it hunts for prey mostly during the dark hours of the day. (3) Though we have heard of some recent evidence of the jaguar’s daytime hunting as well. (4) The jaguar is a very adaptable animal.
  • jaguars … hunt by stealth, ambushing their prey from dense cover. Long canine teeth and powerful jaw muscles enable them to kill large animals swiftly, often with a single bite to the nape.
    • Morgan V
       
      how they hunt
Kengo M

Causes of Deforestation - 0 views

  • World Rainforest Movement
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    Deforestation
Antara V

Rainforest Sounds: Kid Explorers™ - ChristianAnswers.Net/kids - 0 views

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    Hope you like it.........
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    Here sounds and read stories and get tons of info on this website.
Auguste F

Rainforest Reptiles & Amphibians - 0 views

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    It is a cool slideshow u should look @ it.
Antara V

Amazon Rain forest - 0 views

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    A small website on the over view of the amazon rain forest. Including the river.
pstudent 1

Ya̧nomamö - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

  • The word Ya̧nomamö means 'human being' in their language.
  • The Ya̧nomamö depend on the forest; they use "slash-and-burn" horticulture, grow bananas, gather fruit, hunt animals and fish. Ya̧nomamö Indians frequently move to avoid areas that become overused — a practice known as shifting cultivation.
  • It should be noted that "Ya̧nomamö" is not what the Yanomamo call themselves, but is rather a word in their language meaning 'man', adopted by American anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon as a convenient way to refer to the culture and by extension the people.
Ritsuki Y

Reticulated Python - 0 views

  • The Reticulated Python is located in Southeast Asia in countries including but not limited to Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
  • The Reticulated Python's diet consist of birds, mammals of different sizes including deer and pigs and on very rare occasions possibly humans.  Pythons will typically wait in hiding for prey to move close by before striking.  The Reticulated Python is not venomous; like other members of the Boa family it will use its large muscular body to constrict and suffocate its prey.  HabitatThe Reticulated Python can usually be found near water, including ponds and rivers, in warm and humid tropical rainforests of southeast Asia.  They may also have a tendency to live near human activity.     SizeThe average length of an adult Reticulated Python can range from 15 - 25 feet making it the longest snake and reptile in the world.  It is possible for Reticulated Pythons to grow over 30 feet in length.  The adult weight can be over 300 pounds.ReproductionUnlike other members of the Boa Family who bear live young, Pythons will lay eggs.  The female Reticulated Python can have between 25 - 100 eggs at a time.  The mother will coil around the eggs and create muscular vibrations to raise the temperature of the eggs several degrees.
    • Satvik S
       
      thisis amazing
    • Ritsuki Y
       
      wow this is in singapore also I can use this for projects
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    nice
Victoria B

Kivu/Virunga - Pygmy Kleinood(what are their cultures) - 0 views

  • During the formation of National Parks such as Virunga Park and Kahuzi Biega (where the mountain gorillas live), the Pygmies were removed from their ancestor’s land by force. The protection of gorillas is important and something that has to be done
    • Victoria B
       
      great info must use!
  • Environmental organisations all over the world are starting to carefully take initiatives to integrate the Batwa Pygmies in nature conservation programmes. After all, the Pygmies have a thorough knowledge of their own natural habitat...... Kleinood is now assisting the Gorilla Park management with complementary knowledge of the Pygmy way of live in order to avoid project failures. The Batwa Pygmies are now trying to survive in the savannah areas, without benefice of the forest products: a much marginalized existence. The cruel civil war in Congo has extremely traumatised the Pygmies and a lot of them are displaced and have become refugees. We find seriously ill Pygmies on a daily basis. They cannot afford any medical care. Kleinood takes them to local dispensaries and pays for their treatment. Agriculture Together with Stichting Vluchteling, Kleinood is developing agricultural and urgent food projects to fight starvation. At the same time we are encouraging the Pygmies to create their own food production. The Pygmy refugee camps are situated on porous, infertile lava land areas. To solve this problem we supplied 50 tons (!) of fertile and humus soil to create fields (shambas).
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    Why they are not living in the rainforest
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    Good website
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    need to use this for one of my questions to send to(what are their cultures?)
Alexandra R

WikiAnswers - What are some Rainforest medicine - 0 views

    • Alexandra R
       
      wikianswers is great for any questions you have about any topic
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    about the rainforesty medicine
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    I thought we were not allowed to use wiki answers because its not acurate
Ajay V

Rainforest People - 0 views

shared by Ajay V on 25 Sep 09 - Cached
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