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Could there be some kind of way for an underground jungle-like climate to occur

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  • In my world, there would be a tropical region very similar to real life rain forests, though underground there's still jungle. At a point underground, there are huge caverns that are populated by various tropical plants, trees, fungi, algae, along with other types flora and various fauna as well.

  • I'm aware that plants require photosynthesis to survive, though there's no access to sunlight. All light for photosynthesis would need to be from other sources, such as organisms with bio-luminescence bright enough to support decent light, fires, etc.

  • Is there any way a climate like that can be scientifically possible?

  • If you want any more details about this, I'll be happy to do so.

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