Book;3 Rainforest

I'm going write about rain forest. I like forest, because it quite when I enter in the forest and bird singing and interest amazing creature that lives in forest. Sometimes I walking around in the forest, then take a long walk through the forest.
In this story topic is rain forest. Rainforests are perhaps the most important places on Earth. There are many wild creatures of the wood, for example mountain gorillas, giant otters. We shall never know about some animals which live in the rainforests, because every year about a thousand different species disappear forever. Now Rainforests are home to about fifty million peoples. They eat the fruits that grow on the forests trees, but they do not cut them down. They are only protecting. They kill some animals to eat, but they do not destroy the forests. But when we destroy the rainforest, forest people lose their homes and many wild of animals and much kind of plants disappear.
The weather in a rainforest is hot all the year. I think, usually between twenty or twenty night degrees Cesium every day. The Amazon rainforest is about a hundred million year old and has more wild animals and plants than any other place on Earth.
Now peoples cut down have many plants. South America leads the world in deforestation, eliminating 4.3 million hectares each. In Amazon, Over 20 percent of the Amazon rainforest has been lost to deforestation. Why Not? Why are we destroying the rainforests? Indonesia sells most of the wood from its forests to Japan and other rich countries.
Why rainforests are important? Now many wild of plants animals of the earth live in the rainforests. The peoples of the rainforests have always used plants to make medicines. Peoples use medicines made from rainforests plants, for example Cinchona tee, Rubber trees. But we don’t know about that. Many rainforest plants are in danger, because people take them from the forest to sell in the shops of the rich countries of the north.
I choose this book, because I　think everyone should considering how important the forest is to our nature.

Rowena Akinyemi

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1995



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