DavidBrown 11 Nov 2011 @Maguari: Does the boat sail through Asian, African, and South American forest zones with plants that represent the actual forests of particular areas, or is the forest a "mash-up" of forest plants from around the world?
@Maguari: Does the boat sail through Asian, African, and South American forest zones with plants that represent the actual forests of particular areas, or is the forest a "mash-up" of forest plants from around the world?
Maguari 11 Nov 2011 The plants are geographically-specific as well (to a continent level at any rate), with the plants matching the animals in each of the three areas. At least so I'm told, I can make no claim to be more than the most casual of botanists.
The plants are geographically-specific as well (to a continent level at any rate), with the plants matching the animals in each of the three areas. At least so I'm told, I can make no claim to be more than the most casual of botanists.
