Which are u likely to get lost a forest or jungle?
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Jungle. It is much more dangerous.
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Uh...people already live in the rain forest.  Have forever and a day.  You have to be a hunter gatherer type.  You would spend a decent amount of time just acquiring food, water and shelter.  Unless you start cutting them down and putting in farmland.
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Are you making a metaphor with the forest and trees? It depends what you've destroyed in your life. If you dare to say this online, be more specific about your personal life for a better answer from us yahoo-ers.
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to not catch fire, thats what the forest stations are there for
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I got lucky with Wilma -- only lost a few trees.  I was also here for Frances and Jeanne and had much more damage from them.
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No, at first I did but now that I live in the suburbs I realize that this life is much better than the urban jungle.  Some people move to the rural area for peace and safety. Peace and land is the bigger reason everyone that I know who moved out of the suburbs to the rural had plenty of money but no peace and no land.
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Go to www.google.com and type in "Jungles" in the search box provided, then press enter.
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A rain forest is a forest that has a specific canopy structure, with organized biome levels based on altitude from the ground-In addition, a rain forest receives a a great deal of water, and has no cold season, though it often has a dry season.  A forest, which can include a rain forest, is any ecosystem with trees as the dominant feature.  A jungle is an ecosystem which grows into an area of rainforest after the trees have been killed (by disease, deforestation, or rarely fire).  It is characterized by nearly impenatrable undergrowth, short and rapidly growing shrubs and trees, and generally rich in opportunistic plant life.  Contrary to popular belief, there isnt a great deal of undergrowth in a rain forest, and it is generally easier to walk through than, for example, the forests in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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This will depend on the species involved and the size of the forest disturbed. Some species only require a small area in which to find the resources they require to survive, for example, small skink lizards that catch flies for a living. However, it depends on the dispersal abilities of the species, with our lizard example it may not be able to disperse far enough to reach unmodified habitat to find sufficient resources whereas large mobile species like kangaroos will have less problem covering the required distance.\nIf the remaining forest is fragmented this will limit the number of animals it is able to support (diminished resources) from surrounding cleared forests. Overall the species richness will be depleted, with generalist species dominating because they can more easily take advantage of a number of food resources if some are lacking due to the clearing, for example, if a nectivorous bird species is also able to feed on insects if its food plants are absent.\nCheers.
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Just the Jungles.\nNo land is free in this world.\nThanks to USA.
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Well it's in the tropics.  It rains a lot.  And it's a forest.  Hmmm... Not sure.
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If I was a monkey IN a human brain, I think I would just panic. If I was a tree in the woods and I fell, I would say ouch.
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i cant make sense of your question, \n\nanyhow's Jungle is a name for the regions of the world that are characterized by the lack of vegetation, snow and freezing temperatures. Most commonly, they extend to cover the regions around the equator - although during an ice age, the jungle regions tend to shrink to less than half the size of today. There are many types of jungle terrain. They include rain forest, mountain jungle and plain simple jungle.
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"there were two roads in the forest. i chose the one less traveled and that has made all the difference." \n\ni don't exactly remember who said this and the 'exact words' but this is very close. and i think this very well sums up the answer to your question.
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Rainforests sure get a lot...hence their name!\nAlso, amazingly, deserts get a lot of flash floods!\nHope I helped
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Forests: lumberjack, hunter, ranger, charcoal burner, owner of rubber plantation, collector of plants,\n\nWild life: park ranger, hunter, photographer, safari guide, collector of wild food such as truffles, \n\nI hope this list helps a bit!
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I think you should go find a forest because climbing a mountain will take too long and by the time you reach the top of the mountain, you will be too tired to open your mouth.