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Article: Who lives in a tropical rain forest?
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- Weekly Reader, Edition 1 (including Science Spin)
- Article date:
- March 1, 2005
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Before You Read
A toucan is a kind of rain forest bird. Name some birds that live in your area.
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A tropical rain forest is a warm, wet place where many trees grow close together. The trees' leaves and branches block out sunlight from most of the rain forest. Mahogany, teak, and rosewood are examples of rain forest trees.
Facts About a Tropical Rain Forest
* Rainfall can range from 60 to 400 inches per year.
* Daily temperatures are between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit.