Into the forest
The canopy
Into the forest. I mean here is tropical rain forest located around the Equator. There are so many books that can be a reading sources about the rain forest is always wet and moist. We can visit, for example, https://www.edtechlens.com/blog/rainforest-books, to find umpteen number of books about this theme. But, something that I want to submit here is how it feels to be in the tropical rain forest.
Look directly into the forest called "home to half of all animal and plant species in the world" and "the world's largest pharmaceutical laboratories", really something that will make us forget the time, and our eyes will be preoccupied by biodiversity are abundant and seemed inexhaustible. There, our attention will move quickly from one object to another, which makes us so agile.
We also watched umpteen movement from a number of objects; waterfall are falling from a height, the water gushing from sidelines of the rocks, the river water flowing, foliage and flowers from various kinds of plants that fanned by the cool breeze and sluggish, and also movement from some kind of animal that appears briefly and then slipped quickly before we had time to take pictures, except, of course, a milipede which is very slow crawling on a rock, dan therefore we can easily shoot him.
I do not know if I exaggerate when I say that being in a tropical rain forest is also a kind of being in a busy crowded city, from another how, indeed. But, that's approximately what I felt.
Here, I will share with you some of the pictures that I have ever took from one place in a tropical rain forest, in Aceh, Sumatra. It is because I am so sure that the various forms of pleasure that can be felt in the tropical rain forests are also confirming our commitment to protect the forest which one of the oldest vegetation on earth, from various forms of interference and destruction, most of which is due to human activity.
Herewith, I also wish to catches your attention to always be together to voice the interests of the protection tropical rain forests, and it is, certainly, is for the benefit all of us on this planet.
Thank you for reading.
Still many species of plants and animals there that have not been published to the world. Nice post!