The writter
Author of “Rainforest Facts – Discovering the Wonders of Earth’s Lush Jungles!”
Writer for World Animal Foundation
6% of the Earth is covered by rainforests, vital ecosystems teeming with life.
Rainforests produce 20% of oxygen, store CO2, and curb greenhouse emissions
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A 10-sq-kilometer rainforest can host thousands of insect species, 400 bird species, and 750 tree species.
Many daily products like cocoa, coffee, and pineapple originate from rainforests.
Almost 70% of plants potent against cancer are found in rainforests.
Annually, rainforests are disappearing at a rate of 10 million hectares.
Rainforests receive up to 450 cm of rain annually, playing a vital role in the global water cycle.
More than half of the Amazon is located in Brazil, home to over 2.5 million insect species.
Some tropical rainforests have existed since the time of dinosaurs.
Over 25% of the world's population relies on rainforests for their livelihood
"Rainforests are Earth's oldest ecosystems. Let's unite to preserve these treasures for future generations."