Life in the treetops

Update: 2025-11-13

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In the four decades that I've studied treetop biology, I've always focused on canopy-dwelling plants. But forests also support a fascinating array of arboreal animals.

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Life in the treetops

Nalini Nadkarni

Life in the treetops