Rain Forests

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WORKING IN A RAIN FOREST Hot steamy rainy overgrown muddy v Scientists research tropical rain forests to try thorny full of biting insects and other to improve our understanding of the unique plants and animals in this amazing ecosystem animals that can cause harm Rain forests are extreme environments yet some scientists work there every day researching plants animals soils and other aspects of these wild remote places TNT DANGER A Study in Biodiversity Rain forests are natural laboratories with incredible biodiversity from enormous trees to tiny orchids and millions of different animals living in on or among the plants Scientists study in rain forests to learn more about the remarkable organisms that live there and how they interact They also hope to discover new species partly because these discoveries may help scientists develop new medicines and materials Tens of millions of species of insects live in rain forests Some are just iritating but others can harm researchers For example tiny sweat bees crowd onto any uncovered flesh to lick salt from Sweat while bot flies lay their eggs under human skin Stings from wild rain forest bees and bullet ants are extremely