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‘LIVING IN TREES’ is a 13 letter
Phrase
starting with L and ending with S

Crossword answers for LIVING IN TREES

Clue Answer

LIVING IN TREES
(8)

ARBOREAL

Synonyms for ARBOREAL

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  • Тайский

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Literally trees.

One monkey is only capable of living in one tree at a time. Monkeys, plural, live in trees.

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A complete search of the internet has found these results:

monkeys live in trees is the most popular phrase on the web.

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monkeys live in trees

11,300 results on the web

Some examples from the web:

  • These snow monkeys live in a volcanic mountain range in the cold North.
  • There are some wild and muscle that and live in trees.
  • I’m not surprised if they live in trees.
  • The luwak is an Asian Palm Civet. It’s a cat that lives in trees, and at night it comes down and it prowls the coffee plantations.
  • It’s a cat that lives in trees, and at night it comes down and it prowls the coffee plantations.
  • Okay, but be careful opening the closet, ’cause that’s where the evil monkey lives.
  • A lot of information in trees.
  • You’re taking after your daddy, hanging mens up in trees.
  • They don’t nest in trees.
  • Beehives are supposed to be in trees.
  • The next, you got pianos stuck in trees.
  • Rousseau’s notion of abandoning civilization and living in trees.
  • I know ducks don’t land in trees.
  • China was a great civilization when your ancestors were living in trees and painting themselves blue.
  • The primates could now reach food that was high up in trees.
  • Do you often stroll in trees, your majesty?
  • Suddenly it’s hanging upside down in trees, ripping kids’ arms off. Snaps.
  • Emissions also occur when forests are felled to create pastureland, releasing carbon dioxide which was previously bound as carbon in trees.
  • Humans might have been… spirits living in trees… before eating the fruit of wisdom.
  • They’ve started living in trees.

monkeys live on trees

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