I think the answer would be D.
I don't see the choices, but I can help explain them to you! :) A Tropical Dry Forest has extremely high temperatures year round and doesn't get as much rain as a tropical rain forest. There tends to be more dry times of the year than wet, but when it rains, it rains a lot. On the other hand though, a Tropical Rain Forest has very humid and a really wet and soggy climate year round. It's extremely rare for this forest not to rain. I hope this cleared some things up for you! Hope this helped! :)
Answer:
its basically an endangered species
Explanation:
because it's a very rare plant and nearly went extinct in the early 20th century
Answer:
It depends what kind of water.
Explanation:
Salt water:
You would need a negative buoyancy.
Fresh water:
You would need a neutral buoyancy.
Please let me know if I am wrong!
Answer:
B. Loss of Habitat
Explanation:
All other answers would encourage them to populate.
