TREETOP TENANTS 

Trees serve as vibrant ecosystems, hosting diverse wildlife like agile monkeys and camouflaged chameleons, showcasing remarkable adaptations for survival within their rich, leafy habitats.

Here are some animals who live on trees. 

Known as "Dracos," these lizards inhabit trees almost exclusively, only descending to lay eggs. They glide up to 60 m, thanks to a membrane supported by long ribs.

Skywalker gibbons, discovered in 2017, are adorable primates from China and Myanmar. They sing loudly at dawn for about 22.5 minutes, similar to roosters.

Arboreal animals rely on limbs, but the emerald tree boa thrives without them by using size and strength to slither and catch prey.

Tree kangaroos are arboreal marsupials with strong arms, shorter legs, and sticky paws.  They are fond of leaves, fruits, and flowers.

These tree-adapted amphibians use sticky toe pads for climbing and vibrant colors to warn predators of their presence.

Bearcats resemble a mix of bears and cats. They're unique mammals found in Southeast Asia's tropical rainforests. They have prehensile tails for climbing and famously smell like buttered popcorn.

Greater gliders are Australian marsupials with large ears and bushy tails, featuring a skin layer that enables them to glide between trees.