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My biome is the Rainforest. Areas with the biome rainforest are South America, Southeast Asia, Africa and Australia.
These areas are beautiful. Each and every place is full of wildlife and streams, rivers and magnificent waterfalls. It covers about 7% of earth's surface. The Tropical Rainforest biome is found all over the world.

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