Tropical Rainforest Endangered Biome

There isn’t a more exceptional developed dry season area than the tropical dry forest. This is the world’s most endangered biome. It is located in the southern part of Mexico, Southeastern Africa, the Lesser Sundas, Central India, Madagascar, New Caledonia, Eastern Bolivia, and Central Brazil. The tropical dry forest has its ups and downs. The tropical dry forest temperatures’ rise each year and get hundreds of centimeters of rain a year which makes it a perfect place for soil and vegetation. The climate of the tropical dry forest makes anything growing in the forest well nurtured. The tropical dry forest is an amazing aspect and helps for the growth of simple crops.
The tropical dry forests abiotic factors include the beautiful soil that is created on that piece of land and the climate and rain that that make it able for many crops to grow. The biotic factors of the forest include the trees, poison dart frogs, and lemurs. Some of the plant life that …show more content…
First, due to human pollution, some of the plants can’t pollinate because of the waste we leave. This affects plants in a harmful way because then they can’t reproduce and people who get food from plants will be unable to continue to do so. Another problem that is occurring in the tropical rain forest is hunting. Unfortunately, there aren’t many protection laws against hunting which makes it legal for people to hunt. The problem is people hunt the main predators and then the prey of the animal overpopulates and messes up the ecosystem. Also, the problem of deforestation also has been a big impact on the ecosystem. People are cutting down trees so they can be used for building and other things but meanwhile this is causing a disruption the environment. The story is not all sad, a lot of Africans are helping the environment by planting the