how are claws usefull to arboreal animals?
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they help them to make a good grip and prey for animals
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Specialized claws allow a number of arboreal species to grip branches, collect food and hold their young. Adhesion, the alternative to claws, allows smaller arboreal species to grip the myriad surfaces along which they move.
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