Three-toed Sloth

A three toed sloth is a brown color and fluffy too.Where
does the three toed sloth live? The sloth lives in  the middle section of the rainforest.What does the three toed sloth eat? The three toed sloth eats bugs,
twigs,and leaves. How does deforestation affect the three toed sloth? Because it would have no home and no food left and die.

Kinkajou

The Kinkajou is..so cute she can use males to get her food.Shes small and weak.They have long tongues  to get juice off of fruit and other food too.They live in tree tops in the amazon trees.Its really cool well to me. Um...oh yeah.But the DEFORESTATION is killing them help to stop.

Emerald Tree Boa

 

The Emerald tree boa looks like green with white spots.It lives in the Northern part South America.It eats on small mammals,birds,reptiles,and amphibians. If deforestation continues, they will have no more food to eat. And no home.

Tapir

it's furry,its striped , round ears,oval feet,black nose, and black over cover WERE DOES A TAPIR LIVE
it lives in china around grass and mud WHAT A TAPIR EATS a tapir eats fruit,berries,grass,and flowers HOW DOES DEFORESTATION EFFECT A TAPIR a tapir will lose its home from deforestation.

Toucan

This is a toucan. Its colors are green and yellow beak with a black and yellow body. The toucan live in the amazon canopy where its nice and warm. The toucan eats bird eggs,reptiles,rodents,insects and fruit.Deforestation affects the toucan because it takes away its home and scares away its food.

Amazonian Katydid

The Amazonian Katydid have large hided legs and
have long wings.Were does  the amazonian katydid
live? They live on trees,bushes,and grass. What does
the amazonian katydid eat? They eat leaves. How does
Deforestation affect the amazonian katydid? Because
they eat leaves and if the trees go then they cant eat
or live.

Ocelot

This animal is an ocelot . They have black spots and brown fur.  They live in rain forests in south and southern  America . They eat fish deer and rabbits. Deforestation makes them in dangered.