How do animals living in the amazon rain forest adapt to the weather and climate there?
tropical locations have cradled life since there has been life, and is the home to more species than any other biome; due to a number of reasons not fully understood to science (see latitudinal gradient of biodiversity). Your Question: any species living in a consistent ecosystem(climate) and creating successive generations is going to be adapted already. If they do not adapt or conditions change beyond tolerance (see acclimation), the species will drive toward extinction. The main concern of tropical diversity and species is the rapid rates of deforestation and species displacement, leading to mass extinction in the worlds richest biomes.
