Rain Forests

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Rain Forests have grown naturally and are known as native forests. Some tropical rain forests are thought to be up to 100 million years old, which means they have been there since the dinosaurs lived. Tropical rain forests are home to more types of plants and animals than any other habitat. Click on the links below to learn about some of the animals and plants that live in the Rain Forest Habitat.

Toucan by Adam Brien	Lemur by Mark Colbourne
Traveler's Tree by Robert Crawford	Jaquar by Ashley Forward
Anteater by Justin Forward	Cobra by Mark Green
Okapi by Korey Hearn	Ginger by Josh McCain
Bird of Paradise by Erica McPhee	Macaw by Andrew Morgan
Vine Snake by Jonathan Pelley	Fig Tree by Justin Penney
Capybara by Shane Pilgrim	Tiger by David Rebello
Agouti by Laura Riggs	Salano by Allison Rockwood
Howler Monkey by Lisa Rogers	Spider Monkey by Chris Snow
Tarsier by Maria Taylor	Tapir by Justin Traverse

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St. Joseph's Intermediate "Exploring Land Habitats" Project