The Tropical Rainforest Climate - Secrets of World Climate #1

Video Description

The Tropical Rainforest Climate, also known as the Equatorial Climate. A place of steamy jungles, and the rainforest after which the climate is named. When you think of the equator, Indonesia and Malaysia, the Amazon river basin, Borneo, Java, Bali and the Congo of Central Africa then you are thinking correctly, for these are the places in the world where such a climate exists. 🌳🌿🦍🐠🐸 A place of no seasons, this is the tropical rainforest climate where every day is hot, and where heavy rain occurs throughout the year. 🌧⛈💧💦 🕐TIMESTAMPS🕖 0:00 Opening Montage 1:06 Introduction and Titles 2:09 Causes and Dynamics 3:42 Where in the World 4:37 Trade Wind Coasts Type 5:54 Flora and Fauna 6:55 Agriculture and Ecosystem Threats 7:45 Cities 8:09 Outro See this part of the planet like you've never seen it before, in an original new earth documentary, exploring the geography of our planet's equatorial zone, and the first in a series exploring all climate zones of Earth. I'll explain how it is that this region experiences huge amounts of rain all year round, the biodiversity that results from the combination of all this rain in this tropical heat, and the countries and cities that lie within its influence. Countries featured in this climate zone are: Costa Rica, The Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Congo, Uganda, New Guinea, Fiji, French Polynesia, the Solomon Islands, Malaysia, Indonesia and The Philippines. 🌇🌆🏙🌃 Cities featured in this climatic region are: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hilo and Iquitos. -- You just watched a part of the Köppen Climate Classification Course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5NcKTFb3ck&list=PLu83ZzwRbQvIoyZmLg59P7NY9eU37FBPG This course is highly valuable for students and learners pursuing Geography, Environmental Science, Earth Science, and Climate Studies programs at universities around the world, such as - University of California, Berkeley (USA) – Earth and Planetary Science - University of Cambridge (UK) – Geography and Environmental Science - Wageningen University & Research (Netherlands) – Climate Studies and Environmental Systems Analysis - Delhi University (India) – Geography and Climatology - University of British Columbia (Canada) – Earth and Atmospheric Sciences - Australian National University (Australia) – Environmental and Climate Change Science Whether you’re preparing for competitive exams, academic coursework, or simply wish to deepen your understanding of the world’s climate zones, this video series will help you master the Köppen Climate Classification System step by step. - - Additional Charts, Maps and Images along with the narrative script 👉 https://geodiode.com/climate/tropical-rainforest - - [email protected]