why is it called a "rain forest?"?

Answer 1

Because it rains a lot there

and there is a dense forest,

and most important, because the forest itself is dense enough and large enough to trap the moisture that it gets into a cycle of evaporation and redeposition through rainfall so that it keeps raining again and again.

A rain forest is not just because it has rained a lot but because it actually creates conditions which help make it rain even more.

Answer 2

a rain Forrest is called a rain Forrest because it produces its own rain the precipitation is so much ,and the surrounding country contains the clouds ,so the water moves up and down usually daily ,they are the wettest types of Forrest's,

the Forrest below Victoria fall is also called rainforest's's but it get its continual water from the spray of the water falls ,

rainforest's are mostly in the humid tropics.And the flora and fauna is typical

Other forests also produce a lot rain ,but the clouds tend to move elsewhere and they are a little bit dryer, because of that an subsequently have different flora and fauna.

also forests can be found at all over the world not only in the tropics

Answer 3

Because the forest receives an intense amount of rain

Answer 4

It's called a 'rain forest' because it is a forest that recieves massive amounts of rain.

Answer 5

Because of the heat and humidity, the canopy of leaves creates an inner rain within the forest itself.

Answer 6

It rains a LOT there. And there are a bunch of trees, making it a forest.

Answer 7

rain forests are forests that are situated in a rainy part of a country, probably 80% rain and high humidity

Answer 8

not all rain forests receive an intense amount of rain, but because of their tropical location close to the equator of the earth, many of them do infact receive a good amount of rain. also cause theres lots of trees. lol

Answer 9

because it is like a forest of trees...but the area is tropical so it rains alot

Answer 10

It rains a lot in the jungle.