Animals Living on Trees
Some animals living on trees are monkeys, squirrels garden
lizard, etc.
These animals spend most of their time on trees. They are known as arboreal animals.
They have strong arms and legs to climb trees.
They use their strong claws to cling on tightly to branches. Their strong legs and arms help these animals to hang on to branches of a tree.
A monkey uses its long, muscular tail to coil around branches while swinging from branch to branch.
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