TEMPERATE Rain Forest
Trees in the rain forest:
Oaks, Yellow fungus, Bark, oak flowers-apple glass, Spangle gall, Marble gall, roots, Juicy, moss and lots of other plants and trees.
Insects and Animals:
Bugs, caterpillars, leaf miners, squirrels, birds, insects, shield bugs, oak bush cricket, roller caterpillar, hairstreak, gall wasp , spiders, lice web spider, pigeon, dear, owl, frog, mice, thrush, black bird, wood pecker and lots others.
Deers:
A dear is a hoofed animal mammal .Dears is different types of animals because of its antlers.
Rain forests are found in:
Northwest Olympia Washington, Southern Olympia 2/3 of all the Northwest Pacific.
Southern Olympia Rain Forest stretches 1,200 miles pacific coast. Temperate Rain Forest only covers 75 million areas of the Earth.
Endangered Rain Forests
Only about 3 of the original Temperate Rain Forest in the U.S.A.
Remain mostly inside Olympia Nation park in as intone state.
What can you do to help?
You can do lots of things like:
Not cut down trees, learn more about the Rain forests and the plants, animals and the people that live there, investigate the issues surrounding.
Trees in the rain forest:
Oaks, Yellow fungus, Bark, oak flowers-apple glass, Spangle gall, Marble gall, roots, Juicy, moss and lots of other plants and trees.
Insects and Animals:
Bugs, caterpillars, leaf miners, squirrels, birds, insects, shield bugs, oak bush cricket, roller caterpillar, hairstreak, gall wasp , spiders, lice web spider, pigeon, dear, owl, frog, mice, thrush, black bird, wood pecker and lots others.
Deers:
A dear is a hoofed animal mammal .Dears is different types of animals because of its antlers.
Rain forests are found in:
Northwest Olympia Washington, Southern Olympia 2/3 of all the Northwest Pacific.
Southern Olympia Rain Forest stretches 1,200 miles pacific coast. Temperate Rain Forest only covers 75 million areas of the Earth.
Endangered Rain Forests
Only about 3 of the original Temperate Rain Forest in the U.S.A.
Remain mostly inside Olympia Nation park in as intone state.
What can you do to help?
You can do lots of things like:
Not cut down trees, learn more about the Rain forests and the plants, animals and the people that live there, investigate the issues surrounding.
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