
1)Tropical climates:
-The tropical rain forest is hot and wet throughout the year. The warm, humid air creates a lot of moisture producing rain almost daily. It has a lot of vegetation that grows thickly in layers. It also has abundant wildlife. Tropical rain forests are found in the Amazon, other parts of South America, the Caribbean, Asia and Africa.

2)Mid-Latitude climates:



- The humid sub-tropical climates bring short, mild winters. It rains almost all year and is humid. For vegetation it has forests of evergreen and deciduous trees and prairies. The southern United States and southern parts of south America and Asia have humid sub- tropical climates.

3) Dry climates:


4) High Latitude climates:



-Snow and ice, often more than 2 miles (3km) thick, constantly cover the surfaces of ice cap regions. Lichens are the only form of vegetation that can surface in these areas, where monthly temperature average below freezing. Earth's largest polar ice cap covers almost all of Antarctica. Greenland's interior also has an ice cap climate.
