what is the habitat of peepal tree
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Peepal trees typically have a lifespan of around 900-1500 years. Some peepal trees have been known to live for several thousand years under favorable conditions.
Yes, trees provide a good habitat for birds by offering shelter, nesting sites, and food sources like insects, fruits, and seeds. Birds can build their nests in the branches of trees and find protection from predators within the tree canopy.
For an African Elephant's habitat, some of the living things are Lions, Cheetahs, Hyenas, Leopards, Giraffe's and Zebras. Plants are: Acacia, Sausage Tree and Baobab Trees.
Honey bees are kept in beehives by beekeepers but their natural habitat is in forests, usually within the hollow of an old tree.
Sloths are adapted to their habitat through their slow metabolism, allowing them to conserve energy in their low-energy diet of leaves. Their long claws help them grip tree branches, while their greenish fur provides camouflage against predators. Their slow movement and low body temperature help them avoid detection by predators in the treetops.