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God in nature Nature is Forest.

by satheeshkumar
(Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu,India.)

Rainforest Picture

Rainforest Picture

Rainforests are forests with high rainfall, around 1750–2000 mm annually. Half or more of all species on the planet come from these forests. Scientists think many millions of species of plants, microorganisms, and insects are yet to be discovered.

Tropical rain forests are known as jewels of the Earth. Some call them the world's largest pharmacy because natural medicines are often discovered there.

Many foods originally came from tropical rainforests, and are still grown on farms in regions that were previously primary forest.

A tropical forest can be described as a jungle, such as the Amazon jungle, the world's largest tropical rainforest.

Barry's Response - Nice summary of well-known facts, Satheeshkamur. Thanks for you input.



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God in nature Nature is Forest.

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Nov 24, 2009
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FOREST
by: KEERTHI

It is very interesting. I gain several information about rain forest from this page. thank you.The picture is also nice.

Nov 22, 2009
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Great Web Page!
by: dazyrose

I truly enjoyed my visit. I loved the picture and I found the content of your page very informative. I will be bookmarking your site so I can drop by and read more.

Nov 22, 2009
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forest
by: Anonymous

Many foods originally came from tropical rainforests, and are still grown on farms in regions that were previously primary forest

Nov 16, 2009
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good
by: Anonymous

this article narrates gives good description about the rain forests. interesting and knowledgable

Nov 16, 2009
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Needs more Examples
by: Kattie

The article was solid and informative but I felt as though there was something missing while I read it. It would be nice to hear more examples of the types of animals that live only in the Rain Forests or even the medicine that can be found there. Something weird or intriguing may hold our interests more.

Keep trying.

Nov 15, 2009
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Lovely Forest
by: Donna

This is a great example of the beauty of our old forests. I would love to spend time at the place in the photo. Someone needs to correct the grammar here.

Nov 14, 2009
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forest
by: smee

A Rainforest is a tall, dense jungle. The reason it is called a "rain" forest is because of the large amount of rainfall it gets every year. This site giving awareness for preserving nature.
Thank you....

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