work cited

• expert-eyes.org
• tswca.org
• preservearticles.com
• blueplanetbiomes.org
• Caltech.edu
• panda.org

glossary

1. Landscape- a picture representing a natural inland or coastal scenery.
2. Carnivore- an animal that eats other animals.
3. Prey- an animal hunted for food by another animal.
4. Climate- general prevailing weather conditions of a region.
5. Drought- a period of hot dry weather.

Map and names of tropical evergreen forests

The green areas represent the tropical evergreen forests.
Some forests around the world are-

• The Congo forest
• The Amazon Forest
• The Madagascar rainforest
• The Sinharaja in Srilanka
• Daintree in Australia
• Monteverade in Costa Rice

Critically Thinking

1)What would happen if something were to change the landscape of the evergreen forest?
If the landscape were to change in some way then not as much sunlight would reach below the tree tops, so there wouldn't be as many small plants and shrubbery.
2)What if the temperature were to rise or lower significantly?
If the temperature were to rise or fall, many of the animals and plants would die because they are accustomed to the hot and humid temperature of about 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
3)What if a developer wanted  to build on the land; What if an animal becomes extinct?
If a developer wanted to build on an area of land they would have to clear the whole area, destroying the homes of whatever animals lived there.
If an animal were to become extinct, then the carnivores that ate that animal would have to find another animal to eat and or over eat other prey they usually eat
4)What if a plant were destroyed; or if the rainfall greatly increased or decreased? 
If a type of plant were to be destroyed depending on what plant in was a number of animals could lose their home or food source.
If the rainfall were to greatly increase then the small plant life and shrubs on the forest floor would drown. But if it greatly decreased then the plants wouldn't get enough water. Either way plants would die because there only used to receiving a certain amount of water.

 



Pirctures and names of animals

Silvery Gibbon

Harpy Eagle

Bengal Tiger



Poison Arrow Frog

Toco Toucan 

Boa Constrictor




       



Jambu Fruit Dove

 




Morpho Butterfly

Two-toed Sloth











pictures and descriptions of plants

bromeliad-a tropical flower that holds water after rainfall housing frogs, small lizards and insect larvae

strangler fig- a fruit tree that attaches its self onto anything around it to get support. 

Jambu- a sweet and tart fruit that grows on trees

bougainvillea- a flower found all throughout the evergreen forest, can be found in red, purple, and pink.
 

Introduction

The tropical evergreen forest is basically the same thing as a tropical rainforest, it receives more then 200 cm of rainfall and has a temperature of 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. the evergreen forest occupies about 7% of the Earth's land surface and harbors half the worlds plants and animals. It has a hot and humid climate and lush green vegetation due to it being located by the equator and not having a period of drought. The evergreen forest contains some coastal swamps, a few deltas, hills, rivers, waterfalls, caves, caverns and many other landscapes.

Table of contents

1. introduction
2. pictures and descriptions of plants
3. pictures and descriptions of animals
4. critical thinking
5. a map of my biome
6. glossary terms
7. work cited