Jungle is a term that is often associated with dense, tropical forests with high humidity and an abundance of life.
Jungle Coloring Pages
Rainforest with animals
See what a real tropical forest looks like and how many different kinds of animals live in it. In addition, it is very densely overgrown, as we can see on...
Tarzan on the hunt
Do you know what Tarzan ate when he lived in the jungle? Fish, among other things, but he caught them in an unusual way, with a spear! He would hit a swimming fish with it,...
Tarzan and the monkey on a branch
To live in the jungle Tarzan had to learn many tricks and skills that monkeys have. Right now he is just practicing hanging with one of the monkeys by strengthening...
Little Tarzan in the jungle
Do you know who that is? Of course, it's Tarzan! He's used to living in the jungle, and as you can see, he's having fun here! He's just jumping...
Little Tarzan and the monkey
Do you recognize the boy in the drawing? That's Tarzan. Unfortunately, a tragedy happened to him and his parents are dead, so he found himself in the jungle. She just found...
Lego jungle
Lego blocks went on a trip to the jungle! It is necessary for you to help them and use crayons to color visible blocks and surrounding jungle vegetation....
Magic Leaves
Many different plants grow in the jungle. Some of them you have in front of you in the picture. What colors do you think will match the leaves?
Jungle Animals
You have a lot of fun and coloring in front of you. The picture shows a lot of animals that are currently in the jungle. We see a squirrel, a lion and a snake, a giraffe...
Magic jungle
Oh my how many elements to color! I think when painting this picture it will take you some time to get everything accurate. What animals do you see here? Na...
The Jungle Book for Kids
In the picture we see a jungle with a surprised tiger and a boy who was brought up among animals, i.e. Tarzan. Do you remember this fairy tale? Or maybe you read ...
Jungle drawing
You have a picture in front of you that shows animals that are in the jungle. We have an elephant, a giraffe and a monkey that is in a tree. Which animal do you like...
information
- Environment: Jungle forests are humid tropical or subtropical forests, found mainly in areas close to the equator. They are characterized by high temperatures and humidity for most of the year. The abundance of rainfall promotes lush vegetation.
- Biodiversity: The jungle is one of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth. It includes diverse species of plants, animals, insects and microorganisms. Many species found in the jungle are unique and found nowhere else in the world.
- Vegetation: There are many layers of vegetation in the jungle. Tall trees make up the crown layer, and beneath them is a layer of undergrowth with smaller trees and shrubs. The above-ground vegetation layer is also abundant, and green lianas and vines can cover the trees to considerable heights.
- Animals: The jungle is a habitat for thousands of animal species, including monkeys, birds, amphibians, reptiles, insects and mammals. These include tigers, leopards, jaguars, monkeys, snakes, crocodiles and many others.
- Climate and Humidity: The high humidity in the jungle is due to abundant rainfall and warm temperatures. The rainy season can last most of the year or intermittently, depending on the location.
- Impact on the Global Climate: Jungles play a key role in climate regulation through the process of photosynthesis, in which carbon dioxide is absorbed and oxygen is released. Jungle vegetation has an impact on the global water cycle and climate.
- Cultural Traditions: The jungle is often present in the traditions and mythologies of various communities. It can be the site for numerous beliefs, stories and cultural practices.
- Threats: Jungles around the world are under threat from deforestation, poaching, climate change and other factors. The destruction of jungles has negative impacts on biodiversity, ecosystem balance, and the local and global environment.
- Research and Conservation: Many scientists and ecologists conduct research in jungles to understand their functioning, biodiversity and ecosystems. There are also projects to protect and sustainably manage this precious environment.
trivia
- The Largest Jungle on Earth: The Amazon Jungle in South America is the largest jungle on Earth. It stretches through nine countries and covers an area of impressive size.
- Ringing Trees: In the jungle in some regions, sounds resembling ringing can be heard. This is the result of shaking caused by falling raindrops on leaves or branches.
- Carnivorous Plants: The jungle is home to many carnivorous plant species, such as traps and sundews, which get their nutrition by catching insects.
- Night Light: In the jungle, many organisms have the ability of bioluminescence, or the emission of light by living organisms. This can be used to communicate, attract prey or deter predators.
- Uncharted Areas: Despite advancing scientific knowledge, many areas of the jungle remain unexplored. New species of plants, animals and microorganisms are still being discovered.
- Diversified Animals: Jungles harbor an extraordinary diversity of animals. In the Amazon rainforest, for example, more than 1,300 species of birds and thousands of species of insects can be found.
- Jungles and Antiquity: Remnants of ancient civilizations are being unearthed in jungles such as the Amazon. Ruined cities and temple complexes testify that the jungles have been inhabited by people for centuries.
- The Colorful World of Reptiles: The jungles are home to many species of colorful reptiles, such as venomous snakes, lizards and turtles.
- The Jungle in Movies and Literature: The jungle is a frequent backdrop for many movies, books and stories. It not only provides a spectacular setting for the action, but also symbolizes wildness and the unknown.
- Ecotourism: Despite the difficulties of access and security, some jungle areas have become popular ecotourism destinations where tourists can explore this unique nature in a sustainable way.
