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The Tropical rainforest is one of these six on earth and it has distinct different characteristics than the other. Tropical rainforest is very interesting. So i will so i will be telling you some cool thing about the tropical rainforest. The Tropical rainforest has different locations. The Tropical rainforest is in the Amazon River, South America, Congo River Basin, Western Africa, Southeast Asia, Central America, Madagascar, and Australia. The Tropical rainforest is huge that's why their are so many located there if it were smaller their wouldn't be as many located their. That was all for the locations in the Tropical rainforest. Tropical rainforest characteristics. The characteristics of a Tropical rainforest is, its has a high rainfall,

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