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Tropical Rainforest Biome David, Craig, Tom (SOIL (Hot, humid conditions -…

- - - - The most common birds found in the Amazon are parrots, toucans, and eagles, birds best in the canopy and emergent layer due to the plentiful supply of fruit and protection against predators.
    - - Monkeys have adapted by developing muscular tails
        and long arms to reach out and grab branches and also
        to reach for food.
      - Sloths spend years hanging upside down eating fruits, leaves and twigs, they're slow moving, have a very slow metabolism and need very little food to survive which is ideal for their lifestyle. Also they move so slowly that algae grows on them, giving them a green camouflage.
      - Flying squirrels have evolved to arboreal life by developing flaps of skin between their front and back legs which allows them to glide for long distances, it also helps to escape predator.