Question

why is the Malabar coast covered with thick evergreen forests

Answer 1

Hey there!

The Malabar Coast or Ecoregion has an area of 23,800 square kilometres (9,200 sq mi).

It has evergreen forest because of its highly favourable Climate for green plants to Survive.

It includes the southern ranges of the Western Ghats, including the Agastyamalaiand Anamalai, and the eastward spurs of the Nilgiri Hills and Palni Hills. 

As of 1997, 13 protected areas had been designated, covering an area of over 3,200 km².-

★ Pushpagiri (60 km²)

★ Talakaveri (250 km²)

★ Brahmagiri (190 km²)

★ Aralam (50 km²)

★ Karimpuzha (230 km²)

★ Mukurthi National Park, Tamil Nadu (60 km²)

★ Silent Valley National Park, Kerala (110 km²)

★ Meghamalai (120 km²)

★ Periyar National Park, Kerala (540 km²)

★ Anamalai (600 km²)

★ Eravikulam National Park, Kerala (97 km²)

★ Parambikulam (260 km²)

★ Idukki (80 km²)

★ Shenduruny (300 km²)

★ Kalakad-Mundanthurai (290 km²)

★ Peppara (40 km²)

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