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Animal kingdom is often shown as a?
Tree (tree of life)
Is a yew an animal?
No, a yew is not a type of animal. However, a yew is a type of tree. They can be seen practically everywhere in England!
Rainforest animals that start with E?
One rainforest animal that starts with the letter E is the Emerald Tree Boa, a non-venomous snake known for its vibrant green coloration. Another is the Eyelash Viper, a venomous snake with distinctive scales above its eyes resembling eyelashes. Additionally, the Electric Eel, though not exclusive to rainforests, can be found in the Amazon and Orinoco basins, using electric shocks for hunting and self-defense.
An animal that hangs from a tree by its tail?
Are you thinking about opossums?
What is a tree squirrel?
Tree squirrels make their nests in trees and there are about 122 different species of tree squirrel. The tree squirrel can live in either urban or rural environments. They are inquisitive and cute animals but they can become pests.
Animal that lives in a tree and it starts with A?
happy
How do you say tree in Esperanto?
arbo
What are the Esperanto words for tree and shrub?
The Esperanto words for tree and shrub are arbo and arbusto.
What are the Esperanto words for wood and tree?
The Esperanto words for wood and tree are ligno and arbo.
What are the Esperanto words for tree and bark?
The words are arbo and arbosxelo, respectively.
What is a a plant or animal living in a tree called?
I say a koala lives in a gum tree.
What is a animal that lives in a tree stump?
queenbees or bees not birds
What is a tree climbing animal who starts with b?
Bears climb trees
What animal lives in tree takes its take moving around?
sloth
What animal hangs from a tree its name starts with S and is very rare?
it's a sloth
What animal comes from the rainforest that starts with the letter g?
· Gorilla · Green Tree Python
What animal lives in a tree hole in the rain forest?
One animal that lives in tree holes in the rainforest is the three-toed sloth. These slow-moving creatures spend most of their lives hanging upside down from tree branches and rely on tree holes for shelter and protection. They have long arms and strong claws that allow them to grip onto tree branches and move between different tree holes in search of food.
