Which animal can be considered wildlife dependent on trees and fruits?

Correct answer: Monkey

The direct answer is A: monkey. To solve this, connect the animal’s usual food and living place with the option. Monkeys commonly live in or around trees and eat fruits, leaves, seeds, flowers and sometimes insects. The reasoning is: trees provide the monkey with food and climbing or resting places; fruits are therefore an important link between trees and monkeys. B, crocodile, is mainly associated with rivers, lakes and wetlands and is not the best example of an animal dependent on trees and fruits. C, camel, is adapted to dry regions and feeds mainly on desert plants, shrubs and grasses; it is not a tree-and-fruit example. D, vulture, is a scavenging bird that feeds mainly on dead animals and commonly uses open areas or cliffs, not fruits as its main food. Thus A fits both clues. Exam cue: tree plus fruit usually points to a monkey in a basic wildlife question.