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Amazon Rainforest (1/10) Size: 5,5 million sq km / 2,1 million sq mi The territory of the Amazon Rainforest stretches across nine countries, representing over half of the world’s remaining rainforests. Canada (2/10) Size: 4,2 million sq km / 1,6 million sq mi Forests in Canada occupy 4,2 million sq km and cover almost half of the country’s territory. A great variety of forest types stretch from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast and up to the Arctic tree line in the north. The northern boreal forests, the largest contiguous intact forests left on Earth, cover more than one third of the Canada’s land mass. East-Siberian Taiga (3/10) Size: 3,9 million sq km / 1,5 million sq mi The coniferous forests in East-Siberia, called “Taiga” in Russian, stretch across 3,9 million sq km between Tundra in the north and temperate mixed forests in the South. Flora and Fauna have to withstand enormous temperature variations between 100° F (40° C) in the summer and -80° F ( -62° C) in the winter. USA (4/10) Size: 3 million sq km / 1,2 million sq mi 3 million sq km of forest cover the United States. The large tracts of forest in the U.S. provide habitat for far-ranging species like elk, buffalo, and wolves. Among the U.S.’s most important forests are the Sierra Nevada conifer forests. Scandinavian and Russian Taiga (5/10) Size: 2,16 million sq km / 834,000 sq mi The Scandinavian and Russian Taiga, the largest ecoregion in Europe, occupies about 2,1 million sq km in Finland, Norway, Sweden, and parts of Western Russia and covers almost one third of Europe. Congo Basin Forest (6/10) Size: 1,8 million sq km / 700,000 sq mi The Congo Basin Forest is the second largest tropical forest worldwide and represents a quarter of the world’s remaining tropical forests, covering more than 1,8 million sq km in six countries. It is home to more than 10,000 plant species, 1,000 species of birds, and hundreds of mammals, including three of the world’s four species of great apes: The Gorilla, Bonobo, and Chimpanzee. Mexico (7/10) Size: 604,000 sq km / 233,000 sq mi Forests cover one-fourth of Mexico’s total land area, stretching over 604,000 sq km across the country. Mexico harbors the most diverse temperate and tropical forests and the highest number of pine and oak trees in the world. Borneo (8/10) Size: approx. 370,000 sq km / 140,000 sq mi Borneo, the third largest island in the world, is politically divided between Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. Roughly half of Borneo’s territory is covered by tropical forests, the only natural habitat for the endangered Bornean Orangutan. New Guinea (9/10) Size: approx. 300,000 sq km / 116,000 sq mi The third largest island in the world between the Coral sea and the South Pacific Ocean contains a large part of primary tropical forest in the Asia-Pacific region. This ecoregion has some of the most biodiverse lowland rainforests in the world, providing essential habitat for many different species of birds, mammals, and a variety of animals living on the water’s edge. Bulgaria and Romania (10/10) Size: approx. 45,000 sq km / 17,000 sq mi The forests of Bulgaria and Romania, although remarkably smaller in size, are home to a significant part of Europe's large carnivore populations. The geographic proximity to Europe and the Near East, the moderate climate, and the varied geology account for the region’s uniqueness of plant and animal life. Source : https://www.allianz.com/en/about_us/o... বিশ্বের বৃহত্তম ১০ অরন্য় যা পৃথিবীর জীববৈচিত্রের ভান্ডার WORLDS BIGGEST 10 FORESTS www.goodfreephotos.com