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The Amazon is the world's largest tropical rainforest. This topic is part of Biomes within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 22 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Rainforests receive large amounts of what?

Answer: Rain

Bonus fact: High rainfall supports dense vegetation.

The Amazon is what type of rainforest?

Answer: Tropical rainforest

Bonus fact: The Amazon is the world's largest tropical rainforest.

What forest layer contains the tops of most mature rainforest trees?

Answer: Canopy

Bonus fact: The canopy forms a dense roof of leaves.

Dense jungle-like growth is often strongest in rainforests where what reaches the ground?

Answer: Sunlight

Bonus fact: Gaps and edges often support thick undergrowth because more sunlight reaches the forest floor.

Which major rainforest covers a large part of northern Brazil?

Answer: Amazon rainforest

Bonus fact: Most of the Amazon rainforest lies in Brazil.

The Congo Basin contains the world's second-largest tropical rainforest after what?

Answer: Amazon rainforest

Bonus fact: The Congo rainforest spans several Central African countries.

Brazil nuts come from trees native to which rainforest?

Answer: Amazon rainforest

Bonus fact: Brazil nut trees grow naturally in the Amazon basin.

Equatorial rainforests are found near what?

Answer: Equator

Bonus fact: They occur in hot, wet low-latitude regions.

What climate condition is typical of equatorial rainforests?

Answer: Warm and wet year-round

Bonus fact: Rainfall and temperatures remain relatively high through the year.

Which major rainforest lies near the equator in South America?

Answer: Amazon

Bonus fact: The Amazon is the world's largest tropical rainforest.

Which country contains the largest share of the Amazon rainforest?

Answer: Brazil

Bonus fact: Most of the forest lies within Brazil.

The Amazon rainforest is part of the basin of which river?

Answer: Amazon River

Bonus fact: The river basin drains the world's largest tropical rainforest.

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