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Our Tropical forests are not only home to thousands of amazing creatures, but also breathe huge amounts of oxygen into the world, making them a very important habitat.
Sadly, millions of hectares of rainforest are being removed and destroyed, affecting many people and wildlife who depend on it.
To raise awareness of this damage, we asked you to draw a 'deforestation monster' for our Sumatran Jungle issue competition. What great imaginations you all have! We received some fantastic entries, all showing your thoughts and care about the damage caused by deforestation.
A massive well done to the following winners:
1) The Forest Eaterby Alexis Tinker-Tsavalas, age 10, Germany
2) St. Angler, Deforestation Monsterby Jayden Price, age 8, United Kingdom
3) The Tree Topplerby Thomas Webb, age 9, France
4) Deforestation Monsterby Alex McCaffery, age 8, United Kingdom
5) Deforestation Monster by Ursula Lovegrove, age 9, Sweden
This monster is a threat to the planet. If this monster chops down and eats a tree, it will increase its size by a lot. By destroying this evil creature, we can save our world from DESTRUCTION!
6) Multiplying Deforestation Monsterby Santhana Sivaselvan, age 8, USA
We LOVED receiving ALL of your letters and drawings from around the world. Thank you to everyone who entered. You can browse below through the rest of your excellent and creative entries!
Deforestation Monsterby Sophie Middleton, age 6, Portlethen
The Tree Monster by Jayan Bossuet, age 6, France
The tree monster uses his sharp teeth to snap off the branches so that the tree dies. He has also made a baby monster to help him cut down more trees. The butterflies and bees
are scared of them. The birds are sad because there are fewer trees to make their nests and lay their eggs.
The Wicked Whisperer by Ameya Bossuet, age 8, France
This wicked monster spits black snakes which hypnotise men to cut down trees. The snakes whisper in their ears saying there are so many trees that it does not matter if they cut them down. People must not listen to bad whispers.We need to tell them that trees are important to give us oxygen and help nature.
The Deforestation Monster by Jago Degraeve, age 9, South Brent
The Hoovers Suckby Emilia Pitcher, age 8, London
Fire in words'by Emilia Pitcher, age 8, London
Birds flee. Elephants run. Rhinos speed. All into the future. Where they are not here. Extinct they will be. So the pressure is on us. To save them as they die from habitat loss.
Don't buy palm oil. Don't cut down trees. You're an animal.
Humans grow palm oil. It's for good they say. It is for you and me. But not for the animals. We grow happy but they grow sad. We have good lives in order to destroy theirs. You -
Humans in general said they do no harm. They do.
You may be you but you can help with habitat loss by not buying palm oil.
The Deforestation Monster by Thomas Kelly, age 9, Hythe
Boris the Bomb Bat and Dave the Deforestation Zombie by James, age 9
The Deforestation Monster by Hannah Siddons, age 8, Nutley
The Deforestation Devil by Jasper Simmons, age 10, Teddington
Tree Axe by Laurent Webb, age 6, France
Fred the Forest Destroyer by Jasper Symon, age 6, Corsham
Deforestation Monster by Robbie Ruthren, age 6, Peebles
Deforestation Monster by Stanley Screeche-Powell, age 7, Orpington
Queen of Deforestationby Tori Maddocks, age 9, Angelsey
An Angry, Fire Deforestation Monster by Emilia Mulier, age 9, Warlingham
Deforestation Monster by Nathan Barber, age 8, Wakefield
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