Lorin and Youssef
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The canopy layer of the rainforest forms a roof over the understorey and forest floor layers. It is common for cross pollination to occur between plant species in the canopy layer. While scientists have been unable to research most rainforest plants, some facts are known, such as that the Goliath bird-eating tarantula can be as large as a dinner plate and trees have flowers, and that the understorey layer is warm, wet, and still. Squirrel monkeys are also seen leaping between trees in many rainforest locations.
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Lorin and Youssef
- 1. By Lorin and Youssef
- 2. Did you know that cross pollination of plant species in the canopy layer is common. The canopy is a primary layer of a rainforest and forms of roofs over two remaining layers.
- 3. Understorey Layer p3 Canopy Layer p4 Emergent Layer p1 Forest floor p2
- 4. The Goliath bird eating tarantula is a large, hairy spider. This tarantula can be as big as a dinner plate. Also trees have flowers in the rainforest.
- 5. Did you know that unfortunatley scientists have not been able to research and explore the majority of the rainforest plants.
- 6. The Understorey layer is very warm and wet. Plus the air is still.
- 7. Research shows that Squirrel monkeys are seen in many rainforest locations, leaping from tree to tree.