Biosecurity basics. â 1 Keep your distance: Isolate your animals as much as possible from visitors and other animals. 2  Keep it clean: Keep pens clean. 3  Don't haul it home: Don't share equipment, tools, or other supplies.
A: The climate in the rainforest is always humid and hot. Rainfall in the rainforest averages around 8 to 14 feet per year and temperatures average at or above 70 degrees Fahrenheit all year long.
The rainy season in the Amazon rain forest runs from January to June. Torrential downpours blanket the jungle canopy, flooding rivers and covering forest floors in muddy water. Brief periods of sunshine are common, but you can count on intermittent showers almost every day around this time of year. The average month has a cumulative rainfall of 13 inches during the rainy season, so tourists should pack plenty of rain-gear. Temperatures tend to drop a bit around this time. The average is around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Fodor's Travel Guide.