the amazon forest eassy in 500 words.
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The Amazon rainforest is the largest, most diverse, and beneficial ecosystem in the world. The Amazon rainforest region is a tropical rainforest located in the northern part of the South America continent, it stretches across the countries of Brazil, Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Suriname, French Guiana and Guiana. Serving as the world’s largest specie rich biome, the rainforest offers the world many different types of benefits. Yet the effects of societies under appreciation for it has took a toll on its natural mission. The following presentation identifies and explains the natural characteristics of the Amazon rainforest. It will also discuss the impact humans currently have on it as well as their future impacts. The presentation will also provide individual strategies that will aid in preserving the Amazon for future generations.
The Amazon rainforest is a tropical forest. The Amazon covers 2.5 million square miles and extends across nine nations; with 60% of the rainforest, the majority of the forest lies in Brazil. The Amazon embodies more than half of the planets remaining rainforest it’s also the worlds biggest and most specie diverse tropical rainforest region. The Amazon provides numerous natural resources to the world. With its ability to supply 20% of the earth’s oxygen through the planets continuously reprocessing carbon dioxide into oxygen, the Amazon was nicknamed the “Lungs of our Planet. The Amazon River which starts in Peru and flows for over 4,000 miles and meets the Atlantic Ocean in Brazil is the Rainforests life supply. The Amazon Rainforest drainage is home to the world’s largest biodiversity. It is estimated that more than half of the world’s animal, plants and insects live in the Amazon. The rainforest bird’s of the Amazon account for more than one third of the world bird species. Additional 70% of anticancer planets are found in the Amazon.
Interdependent relationships serves as the foundation of the rainforest’s ecosystem, these relationships among species have been developing for millions of years. As a result, for each species that becomes extinct from the ecosystem, the survival rate of another species decreases.
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