The term for animals that live in trees is "arboreal." Arboreal animals have adaptations that enable them to live, move, and find food in trees. Examples include monkeys, tree frogs, sloths, and various species of birds. These animals often have skills and attributes like strong limbs or specialized limbs for climbing. Living in trees provides advantages such as protection from ground predators and access to a variety of food sources, including fruits, leaves, and insects. Arboreal lifestyles significantly influence their behavior, physiology, and ecology.