Specifically, the part of the Amazon Rainforest where I and my friends are staying is in the Ecuadorian Rainforest. This rainforest like most others belongs to the tropical wet climate group. The temperature rarely gets higher than 93 degrees or lower than 68 degrees. The humidity is usually between 77-88%. Rainfall most often exceeds 100 inches per year! The housing complex that we live in has a thatched roof, which helps ventilate it to keep it cool. Also, it is raised up on stilts because as we know with the large amount of rain that we get also comes flooding! Below is a picture of our housing complex and its owner.