Conclusion

Anything that relates to trees is referred to as arboreal. The animals that opt to live in the tree for survival have to deal with many challenges, such as branch inclination, gravity, locomotion, and many more. And to overcome this, arboreal animals have unique specialization and adaptation, perfectly suited for living in the trees. Anatomical adaptations include longer forelimbs, gripping feet, low center of gravity, gliding membranes, and more. These features provide interesting research for scientists to study their evolutionary patterns and behavioral interaction with the environment.