In the Amazon rainforest of Brazil, a golden lion tamarin scoops insects and other small animals out of a bromeliad. A three-toed sloth slowly munches green leaves. The trees are filled with sound and color — a noisy scarlet macaw, a toucan or a spider monkey. On the forest floor, the agouti feeds on an avocado dropped from above. When it’s finished, the leftover seed may take root in the rotting leaves, if there is enough light. A tapir nibbles at leaves. Off in the bush a hunting jaguar, one of the biggest predators in the Amazon, sniff the air for the scent of prey. Any animals caught unaware on the forest floor can become a meal for the hungry cat. A butterfly searches for blossoms, and a red-eyed tree frog waits for insects.
Draw an Amazon Rainforest using the step by step instructions included in the PDF at bottom.
