Back in 2011, the U.S. Census Bureaupublished a report breaking down the median household net worth by age and in quintiles. Because I only think comparison is a valuable tool to get a very broad feel for where you stand, I've excluded the lowest and highest quintiles.
The giant of the Amazon rainforest that can grow up to 200 feet high and 9 to 11 inches in diameter, the Kapok tree is a very important plant species, as it houses many species of plants and animals. You can find over 400 to 5000 fruits produced by the Kapok tree at one time.
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.