rgest trabsp;of temperate rai left in the world. From its name, one bsp;imagine that there live bears in the rai. Not only bears, but also thousands of species of pnts, more than 300 species of birds and animals live in this lush rai. Standing 1,000-year-old cedar and 90-metre tall Sitka sprubsp;trees are on in the forest. The biologibsp;abundanbsp;and diversity of this rai is the result of over 10,000 years of evolution and very little human disturbances. (加拿大的大熊雨林生长在不列颠哥伦比亚省西部的太平洋海岸上，面积大约有2万平
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