Rainforest Habitats - NICHOLAS GLAESER | Biblioteka

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How do you think this butterfly stays safe?

It has sharp claws to fight.

It can run away quickly.

It digs to go underground.

It uses camouflage to hide.

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How do the leaves help this plant survive in the rainforest?

The bright color helps the plant stand out.

The leaves eat other animals for nutrients.

The leaves bring in nutrients from the soil.

The tips help the plant get rid of extra water.

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What happens when a plant or animal is endangered?

The species is bad for Earth

None of its kind are left on Earth

Only a few of its kind are left on Earth

Many of its kind are left on Earth

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How can people help save endangered animals?

Build more houses.

Send them to school.

Protect their habitats.

Cut down forests.

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Which layer of the rainforest gets the LEAST sunlight?

The air plants

The forest floor

The understory

The canopy

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Which layer of the rainforest does a toucan mostly live in?

the forest floor

the canopy

the underground

the understory

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Why might this poisonous coral snake have bright colors?

to warn animals against eating it

to make hunting for food easier

to help other animals find it

to hide on the rainforest floor

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Why do many plants in the shady understory have large leaves?

to store water and nutrients

to get as much sun as they can

to stay safe from animals

to attract different animals

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Why do people call rainforests the “lungs” of the Earth?

Rainforests give off oxygen and take in carbon dioxide.

Many plants and animals in the rainforests are endangered.

Most animals that live in the rainforest use lungs to breathe.

Different cough medicines are made from rainforest plants.

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Clearing the rainforest can DISPLACE native people. What does DISPLACE mean?

to come together

to discover

to stay safe

to force to move

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