Tropical rain forests feature a multi-layered, dense canopy that provides abundant food and nesting sites high above the ground.

Because the forest floor is often dark and crowded, many animals have adapted to be arboreal (tree-dwellers) to access sunlight and fruit.

In contrast, forests like coniferous or thorn woodlands have simpler structures with fewer vertical habitats for specialized tree-dwelling species.

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