Step into the misty canopy where jaguars prowl, toucans call, and more species live side by side than almost anywhere else on the planet.
A single rainforest tree can host more ant species than the entire British Isles — rainforests pack in more life per acre than almost anywhere on Earth.
The tops of rainforest trees form a canopy so thick that scientists treat it like a separate world, with its own sunlight, rain, and wind.
Poison dart frogs raised in captivity and fed different food actually lose their toxic skin — the poison comes from the insects they eat in the wild.
Rainforests release so much water vapor from their leaves that they help create the very rain clouds that keep them alive.
Scientists discover new rainforest species almost every single day — many hiding in the canopy have never been seen by humans before.
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