what would you find in a tropical rainforest?

Answer 1

Plants such as orchids, bromeliads, vines (lianas), ferns, mosses, and palms are present in tropical forests.

This second link requires you to scroll down quite a bit but includes examples of many species of animals in a tropical rainforest.

For example, the one in South America has: jaguar, ocelot, didelphid opossums, sloth, howler monkey, spider monkey, capybara, many bats, marmosets, procyonids, peccaries.

Answer 2

You would find the most diverse place on the planet. most of hte species that exist in the world live in the tropical rainforests. That is why if they are destroyed, not only would we lose the biggest contributor to the oxygen supply, but all the flora and fauna as well.
The trees would be immense and from an aerial view, the foliage would be so thick (the canopy) that it would be impossible to see the floor of the forest. There is hardly any vegetation that live on the forest floor because the soil is so poor.
The weather would be very humid because most of the rainforests are nearer to the equator, which has warm, humid weather.

Answer 3

you arekidding arent you
this is the most intense Environment in the world and consists of millions of species of flora ,fauna ,insects and micro organisms
even scientists dont know what is all in there

look in an encyclopedia for a list of some of it

tropical ,plants ,animals and flora is a start
and rainforrest differ with species all over the world

there is a lot of heat ,humidity ,and shade

Answer 4

Branches and leaves, mostly... and a few beautiful flowers and swampy puddles and the odd creepy crawly.

Answer 5

cures for many different diseases and oxygen