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How many animals can live in one single tree?

For many animals, a tree is a home and a source of life. For example, one healthy oak tree can serve as a habitat for over 500 different organisms. Coniferous trees provide shelter and food to a much smaller number of species.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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