A Whole Other World
The rainforest is a lush, dense environment that thrives with life under a canopy of tall trees, constant humidity, and frequent rainfall. Unlike cities, where weather patterns are more varied and defined by distinct seasons, rainforests maintain a consistently warm and humid climate year-round. Rain showers often occur daily, keeping the vegetation vibrant and the atmosphere moist. This humidity creates an ideal environment for the incredible variety of plant life, which in turn provides ample food and shelter for the animals that call the rainforest home.
Animals in the rainforest are as diverse as the landscape, ranging from colorful birds like parrots and toucans to stealthy predators such as jaguars and snakes. Unlike city wildlife, which is generally limited to smaller mammals and birds, the rainforest is home to many unique and exotic species, including monkeys swinging through the trees, amphibians like tree frogs, and countless insects. The symbiotic relationships in the rainforest contribute to a balanced ecosystem that feels worlds away from the structured, human-dominated environments found in urban areas.