16th February 2016 by What's What Team

Cooler than rainforests, higher than 3,000 feet above sea level

Cloud forests are usually found in the tropical or subtropical regions such as South Africa, Indonesia and South America. They are also found in temperate regions such as Japan and Pakistan. The clouds cover up to the middle level of these forests and persist there. The forests are dark due to low infiltration of light and the vegetation predominantly comprises ferns, orchids and mosses besides trees such as pine and oak. Cloud forests have a high level of biodiversity, most of which is threatened due to unsustainable activities of humans.

#Cloud Forest#Fog Condensation#Fog Drip#Indonesia#Montane Rainforest#South Africa#South America#Temperate Region