What are the 2 types of rainforest found in australia?

There are actually three main types of rainforests found in Australia:

1. Temperate Rainforest: Found primarily in Tasmania and along the east coast of Victoria, these rainforests are characterized by tall, evergreen trees like myrtle beech and sassafras. They receive high rainfall and have mild temperatures.

2. Subtropical Rainforest: Located along the east coast of Australia, these rainforests feature a diverse range of trees, including fig, palm, and eucalyptus species. They receive high rainfall and experience warm temperatures year-round.

3. Tropical Rainforest: These rainforests are located in the north of Queensland and are characterized by high rainfall, high humidity, and year-round warm temperatures. They are home to a vast array of unique plants and animals, including the iconic cassowary.

So, while there are two major types of rainforests (temperate and subtropical) in Australia, it's important to include the tropical rainforest as well to get a complete picture.