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Scientists are fascinated by the ecosystem living high in the redwood canopy from "summary" of The Wild Trees by Richard Preston

The redwood canopy, high above the forest floor, is a world unto itself. It is a place of mystery and wonder, a place where few have ventured and even fewer have truly explored. Scientists are drawn to this hidden ecosystem, fascinated by the life that thrives in the treetops. The canopy of the redwood trees is a complex and interconnected web of life. It is home to a diverse array of plants, animals, and insects, all of which have adapted to life high above the ground. The canopy provides a unique environment, with its own set of challenges and opportunities for those species that call it home. One of the most remarkable aspects of the redwood canopy is the sheer abundance of life that exists there. Every square inch of space is teeming with living organisms, from tiny insects to towering trees. Scientists are captivated by the sheer diversity of species that make their home in the canopy, and by the intricate relationships that exist between them. Exploring the redwood canopy is no easy task. It requires specialized equipment and a great deal of skill and determination. Scientists who study the canopy must be willing to venture out on fragile branches, climb dizzying heights, and brave the elements in order to uncover its secrets. Despite the challenges, the rewards of studying the redwood canopy are great. By gaining a deeper understanding of this hidden ecosystem, scientists can learn valuable lessons about the interconnectedness of all living things, and about the delicate balance that exists in nature. The redwood canopy is a living laboratory, a place where new discoveries are waiting to be made, and where the wonders of the natural world are on full display.
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    The Wild Trees

    Richard Preston

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