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Daintree Rainforest Daily Life. Part 1
Daintree Rainforest Daily Life. Once upon a time, like today, there is a Little Red Post Box in Ze Jungle. Every day is fun and busy for the Little Red Post Box. On Tuesday and Friday every week, Jack the Postman delivers all the people’s mail and parcels to the shop. He brings some newspapers for the people of Ze Jungle to read.Jack collects the mail from the Little Red Post Box in Ze Jungle and takes it to the Big Smoke over the Misty Mountain and across the Crocodile River. On Tuesday, every week, Dick the Big Blue Petrol Truck brings fuel for all the peoples generators and cars.On Wednesday the Pie Man comes with all the yummy pies
Journey To Daintree Rainforest Village
Watch this cool video to see just how easy it is to get to the beautiful Daintree Rainforest Village. This is definitely the most beautiful campground in Far North Queensland. The cute little Davo family have headed back to the Daintree Rainforest again. Last time in a retro caravan. This time in a big ass RV. Enjoy the journey!
Geosirus, A New Daintree Rainforest Discovery.
Geosirus a pale and beautiful plant is newly discovered in the Daintree Rainforest of Far North Queensland. The secrets of its continued existence are definitely worth reading if you have a fascination for all things humous and humorous. Elizabeth Joyce, a Phd Candidate at James Cook University, Queensland, became very, shall we say intimate with Geosirus while visiting our steamy Australian rainforest. Joyce’s has exposed a raunchy, some say scandalous, behavior among the Geosirus rhizomes, fungi and trees. It all happens in the half light, under the soft and moist leaf beds of the rain forest floor. See Elizabeth Joyce’s fascinating article about Geosirus, an early contender for 2019’s sexiest plant. Discoveries in the Daintree The steady current of
Daintree Rainforest gets highest rainfall in years… and loving it!
Recent heavy rainfall in the Daintree Rainforest of Far North Queensland is just another part of normal life in the wet tropics. Although the Daintree River had the highest flood levels recorded in 118 years, the forest itself enjoyed every inch of the rain. Average annual rainfall for the Daintree Coast is 7 meters, but these massive volumes of water drain away quickly down the mountain sides, into the creeks and out to sea to cool down the ocean temperature. The high rainfall in this region is tied closely to the ecosystem of ocean and reef and rain forest. Wet Season! What wet Season? Surprisingly soon after the torrential rains dissipates, everything in the forest returns to normal. The clouds
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