Forêt tropicale 6x251l

There are no seasons in an equatorial rainforest. Rather, there are several seasons at . Because the sun, directly , is always pulling water into clouds and the clouds are always it again, there's almost always a season. It's a permanent circle of water, a turned by the sun. With all the water and all the , there's also a continuous season and a season and a out of the remains of the season: constant, springs and autumns. The plants need soil. In this riot of life, they grow out of and over other in their struggle to as much of the sun as possible. It's so wet in the that animals that in other places live in water can here live in trees and their eggs on the rain-soaked leaves. The whole forest stays alive on the constantly water, using it with the to create food: living .