Imagine a place where there are more kinds of plants and animals than anyone has ever seen, a place filled with mysteries and marvels, surprising sights and strange sounds. Such a place really exists. It is called a tropical rainforest, and it is found in many countries around the world. Tropical rainforests are where you come across armies of ants, bird-eating spiders, giant earthworms, and squawking parrots, along with snakes gliding through the air. How …showed first 75 words of 2102 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2102 total…harmony with the tropical forests before they are lost forever. Bibliography: Davison. Deforestation: Causes and Solutions. 1997. www.davison.k12.mi.us/academic/global/deforest.htm Deane, Claudia. Rich Morin. “Keeping Loggers on the Straight and Narrow.” The Washington Post 29 May. 2001, Washington D.C. A.13+. Fletcher, Susan R., Julie Lyke. Deforestation: An Overview of Global Programs and . Agreements. 1992 Oct. 21. www.cnie.org Roberts, Ralph W., John Roper. Deforestation: Tropical Forests in Decline. 1999 Jan. www.rcfa-cfan.org.