Robert holds a bachelor of Science degree which he achieved at California State Polytechnic University in 1991 and is also a licensed professional Civil Engineer for the state of California since 1996.
Tropical rainforests are warm and humid. The temperature ranges from 21 to 30 degrees celsius (70 to 85Â°F). The average annual temperature of tropical rainforests is above 20 Â°C. These areas often receive lots of sun due to their location around the earthâs equator. On average, rainforests receive about 12 hours of sun a day, but most of that is concentrated on the canopy cover of the highest trees.
Describe a rainforest. a tropical rain forest is near the equator and has a lot of rain fall as much as 250 centimeters per year. Temperatures average 20 to 25 degrees C. They cover less than 6 percent of the earth's land but produce the most food and have half of all the plant and animal species. The trees of the rain forest help prevent global warming. Temperate rain forests are cool and periodically are covered in fog.