One nonliving factor you would see in the rainforest is rainfall. Rainforests receive a very high amount of rainfall, often between 2,000 millimeters and 10,000 millimeters per year, which is crucial for maintaining the humid environment and supporting the dense vegetation

. Other abiotic (nonliving) factors you might observe include sunlight, temperature, humidity, soil composition, air, and rocks, all of which shape the ecosystem and influence the living organisms there