The Frog Pond is a great graphics spot. Not only does the page contain high quality professional photographs of 14 rainforest frogs, but contains facts about them. Commercial use of the images requires an okay from the photographers (who can be contacted via information on the web page).

Photographs of demonstrations for the rainforests can be found on the Rainforest Action Network's Demonstrations web page. It is organized by demonstration with the location and date of each included. Each demonstration contains a list of sub-sections which contain multiple photographs of actual events and people of the demonstration.

The Amazon Adventure Image Collections contain photographs from a couple of true rainforest adventurers. Photos of animals, insects, plants, people, and scenery give the feel that the web surfer is actually there in the rainforest. Descriptions of the photos accompany them.

The Columbus Middle School rainforest artwork is a must-see for teachers planning on having their students demonstrate their knowledge and learning through illustration. These California seventh and eighth graders submitted rainforest insect artwork during their study of the Amazon Rainforest. The drawings can even add interest to your presentation of rainforest insects.

Rainforest Wildlife of Australia gives a whole new light to animals of the rainforest. This collection of over fifty photographs introduces a whole new set of animals to the traditional rainforest array. It's organized by type of animal type and further once again. For each animal, the site contains information about its habitat, diet, social behavior, and viewing opportunities.

Faces of the Amazon is a slide show dedicated to the more than three million people who call the Amazon Rainforest home. The page has a constantly changing set of images which show the Amazonian people. It makes a great page to keep on the screen for a classroom learning station.

Thirty-two Amazonian Paintings of animals are contained on this page. Nearly 500 young people raised along the Peruvian Amazon are becoming accomplished artists by capturing scenes from the rainforest with paint. These are some of the products of the one-room Peruvian art school. They are highly detailed pieces of work that would enhance any rainforest animal lessons.

The Tropical Coloring Book is a great way for young students to get to know the birds of the rainforest. Click on any of the thirteen thumbnail images and get a full-page ready for printing and coloring. The artwork behind the coloring pages is of a very high quality. These images would make for terrific report covers or bulletin boards containing student work.

Animals of the Rainforest are in greater number than animals in any other part of the world. Over half of the million knows species of plants and animals in the world live in the rainforest. This site contains web pages for 14 of these animals. Each page consists of a text passage, photographs, and links to related pages. This is a great resource for students doing research on rainforest animals because it compiles information typically found in dry encyclopedias into a more suitable format.