Tropical forests affect the surrounding environment by: E. releasing moisture that contributes to rainfall.
A tropical forest can be defined as a type of forest that are typically found in regions which are bounded by the tropic of Cancer and Capricorn (23°30′ North and South latitude), as well as environmental factors such as prevailing winds.
Generally, a tropical forest is mainly found in tropic regions that are characterized by high amount of rainfalls. Thus, tropical forests affect the surrounding environment by releasing moisture that contributes to rainfall.
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