Answer:
The temperate rain forest.
Explanation:
Temperate rain forests are similar in structure and precipitation amounts to a tropical rain forest. The difference is in the location and temperature of each. Tropical rain forests are located on and near the equator, and are incredibly warm and humid, with large amounts of precipitation. Temperate rain forests are found north of the Tropic of Cancer and have moderate temperature and humidity levels. The way to remember the difference is to notice that Temperate is a combination of 'moderate' and 'temperature' and can be said to mean "moderate temperature". I hope this is the answer you were looking for!
It helps decompose dead waste such as animals and mice and birds and plants, it makes the earth cleaner.
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Answer:
Monday: It was cloudy
Tuesday: It was windy but clear
Wednesday: It was raining all day
