Risograph Zine Rainforest Infographic Prompt

A risograph zine print style infographic poster in 16:9 horizontal format exploring the biodiversity of tropical rainforests, designed to look exactly like an indie science zine printed with overlapping risograph ink layers; the entire composition should show the characteristic risograph printing imperfections: ink grain, slight misregistration between color layers, halftone dot patterns visible in midtones, and a tactile paper texture underneath everything; use a strict three-color risograph palette of fluorescent green, deep navy blue, and warm yellow, with rich overprinting where colors overlap creating unexpected secondary tones like teal where green meets blue and olive where green meets yellow; the main illustration fills the center: a lush vertical cross-section of a rainforest showing all four layers — emergent layer at the top with giant canopy trees and toucans, canopy layer with howler monkeys and orchids, understory with poison dart frogs and ferns, and forest floor with mushrooms, beetles, and anacondas — each layer labeled with a handwritten-style annotation in the risograph aesthetic; surrounding the central forest illustration, organize zine-style content panels with irregular hand-cut border aesthetics, including sections titled HOW MANY SPECIES?, THE WATER CYCLE, THREATS TO THE FOREST, and WHY FORESTS MATTER, each with small lo-fi icons and concise punchy text in a mix of bold grotesque sans-serif and typewriter-style fonts; include a dramatic zine-style header reading RAINFOREST: EARTH'S LUNGS in large stencil-style all-caps lettering; add a small DID YOU KNOW? box with three striking facts, and a bottom strip reading issue no. 7 — field guide series to make it feel like a real indie publication; the overall mood should feel urgent, indie, ecologically passionate, beautifully imperfect, and visually electric, high quality, aspect ratio 16:9