yes!
most animals live in trees
Most animals in the tropical rainforest live in the trees because of the canopies the top of the trees make which lets less light shine down on the ground. This is why most plants on the forest floor have larger leaves, so that they obsorb more sunlight. So, the animals live in the trees because their food grows there and there homes are located there also.
the canapy.
There are lots of animals in the Mexican rainforest. The most popular is the rainforests from the Yucatan peninsula, it has Mexican agoutis, kinkajous, and mantled howler monkeys. I am going there this Christmas.
The Canopy layer has the most biodiversity in the rainforest. The animals that live there almost never have to leave the layer. Such as, monkeys, sloths, and birds.
Most rainforest animals live in the trees, such as insects, snakes etc. This helps smaller animals when the rainforests flood and predators such as large fish are in the waters below. The trees also provide the animals with food.
most of the animals that live in the rain forest are rare but to name just one the Jaguar
most of them. I can name a few for you. Jagwars, some frogs, tocans, and many other rain forest animals.
Yes, monkeys live in tropical rain forests. Monkeys and apes are some of the most common rain forest animals.
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because most animals have certain adaptations to rainforests therefor they live there. P.S.: they also need a certain kind of environment. :)
gorillas live in trees in rain forests and in alot of other places