Rainforestation

4. The cutting down of trees for timber or paper.
5. A type of flower that thrives in rainforest conditions.
7. A powerful rainforest predator with a spotted coat.
9. A term describing the moist air of the rainforest.
10. A bird with a large, colorful beak.
12. The tallest layer of the rainforest, where trees break through the canopy.
14. A large, non-venomous snake found in the Amazon.
15. A slow-moving mammal that lives in trees.
16. A plant that grows on another plant but does not harm it.
17. A brightly colored parrot native to rainforests.
18. A climate zone with warm temperatures and high rainfall.

1. The layer of vegetation under the canopy but above the forest floor.
2. A carnivorous fish known for its sharp teeth.
3. The variety of plant and animal life in an ecosystem.
4. A woody vine that climbs rainforest trees.
6. A tropical plant that collects water in its leaves
8. The removal of trees, often for farming or urban development.
11. The upper layer of the rainforest formed by tree crowns.
13. An imaginary line around the center of the Earth, where many rainforests are located.