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<strong>Worksheet</strong> 5b: Rainforest cards<br />

Central America<br />

This area was originally entirely covered by rainforest but<br />

much of it has now been cleared for farming.<br />

Animals<br />

The tiny country of Panama is home to more than 700<br />

species of birds.<br />

Countries<br />

All the countries in Central America have some<br />

rainforest cover. These are: Honduras, Guatemala, El<br />

Salvador, Belize, Panama, Nicaragua, Costa Rica<br />

The Congo<br />

Found in Central Africa, the Congo rainforest is the<br />

world’s second largest tropical rainforest.<br />

Animals<br />

The African forest elephant has a smaller body and ears<br />

than the Savannah elephant and its tusks are straighter<br />

and point downward. It lives a secretive life in the dense<br />

undergrowth of the rainforests.<br />

Countries<br />

The Congo rainforest spreads across many countries but is<br />

mainly found in: Cameroon, Gabon, Central African Republic,<br />

Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo<br />

South East Asia<br />

The rainforests found in south east Asia are the oldest<br />

on the planet – dating back to 70 million years ago!<br />

Animals<br />

Species such as the majestic Sumatran tiger and Javan<br />

rhino can only be found in the wild in south east Asian<br />

rainforests. Both animals are critically endangered with less<br />

than 50 Javan rhinos existing in the wild.<br />

Countries<br />

Rainforests can be found in many South East Asian<br />

countries but the biggest areas can be found in: Malaysia,<br />

Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia<br />

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