What makes a rain forest?

A rainforest is described as a tall, dense jungle. A rainforest is called a “rain” forest because the great amount of rainfall the forest receives each year. A rainforest has four different layers, the forest floor, the understory layer, the canopy layer, and the emergent layer. read more

Each rainforest is unique, but there are certain features common to all tropical rainforests. Location: rainforests lie in the tropics . Rainfall: rainforests receive at least 80 inches (200 cm) of rain per year. read more

the biome makes a rainforest a rainforest. (a biome is the climate, animal life and plant life)take the word and break it into two. read more