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High in the rainforest, towering trees are joined by intertwined vines, lianas, and robust roots that form natural canopy bridges. These verdant pathways enable primates, sloths, and tree frogs to traverse safely above the ground, avoiding lurking predators. This natural network supports the forest's vitality by maintaining genetic flow among animal populations, much like engineered canopy bridges aid conservation efforts.
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