Rainforest habitat

A rainforest habitat is a lush, densely vegetated environment found near the equator. It features tall trees forming a canopy that captures sunlight, creating a multi-layered ecosystem. This habitat supports diverse plant and animal species, including insects, birds, mammals, and reptiles, many of which are specially adapted to thrive in such vibrant, humid conditions. Rainforests play a critical role in climate regulation and oxygen production, while maintaining high levels of biodiversity. They require consistent rainfall and warm temperatures year-round, making them one of the most vibrant and vital ecosystems on Earth.