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Why are some signs of a healthy rainforest harder to spot?
Scientists studying rainforests can get lost in dense areas.
Some species in a rainforest look like different species.
Rainforests have too many resident animals to count.
Animals in a rainforest can be difficult for scientists to find.
The correct answer is: Animals in a rainforest can be difficult for scientists to find.
Explanation: Rainforests are incredibly dense and diverse ecosystems, filled with a wide variety of plants and animals. This complexity can make it challenging for scientists to locate and observe the various species that inhabit these environments. Many animals have adapted to camouflage themselves within the foliage, making them hard to spot, thus complicating assessments of the rainforest’s health.