We dedicate this book to the Tropical Rain forest biome because...

The Rain Forest is one of the most important biomes, being the home of millions of plants and animals. All of these plants are of major importance to our Atmosphere, giving humans and animals oxygen to breathe.

Human activity is rapidly destroying the Amazon, among other rainforests, with deforestation. Trees are being destroyed, with a loss of valuable plant life and displacement of the native species. We have cleared almost a third of one of the most important biomes in the world away.

We can help the rainforests, by preserving the rainforests, advocating for the reduction of the timber industry there and the regulation of agriculture which depletes the already bare soil there, making angry rants on social media on environmentalism, and recycling.

Created by Jacob Thomas, Katy Perry, and Nathan Kincaid

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Once upon a time there was a little boy named Bill. He and his family took a trip to Brazil!

Olá! Me llamo 
Rodrigo.

Once you get there, you will see, that everyone speaks Portuguese.

Bill just wants everyone to remember, to access the trails visit Brazil is in December.

When you visit Brazil, wear long sleeves, boots, and long pants, Unless you want to get badly bitten by fire ants Its also good to wear a wide hat and a poncho, to protect yourself from the rain and still enjoy the rainbows

its called a rain forest for a reason

The people of Brazil are very diverse. They love to play soccer with friends and family!

Of course, this applies to their food too. They enjoy a variety of foods in their society, but their favorite would have to be acai. It is healthy and tasty, certainly delicious!

This all applies to their climate as well, with lots of rain and lots of fun. As it is tropical, it is logical that it is hot. As is typical for other rain forests around the world, including those in the Congo and south east Asia

Bill wasn't a normal boy, he could fly. So one day he decided to explore the Brazilian sky.

And when the night sky was turning into the dawn,

Bill decided to explore the Amazon.

Once he got there, he could tell he was the only tourist

to this part of the Amazon rain forest. He could see trees from miles and miles, and it made him have a nice smile. The land is wet, with many many organisms in the forest below. The elevation varied across the surface, and this entire world was for Bill to explore!

"Hello Bill", said the sloth. As Bill went into a state of shock.

"The tree I'm in is called a kapok." said the sloth

Fun Fact: Sloths Move slowly so that they are not noticed by predators and can preserve energy.Kapok trees Use river to transport seeds, and tall so it can get more sunlight and rain. They are a keystone species, providing homes for many animals & plants, while making it so that other trees don't grow too much because they are so tall.

At first he saw a sloth up in one of the trees.

Hanging out with his sloth family.

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