A single piece of tree bark can be home to an entire miniature world! Tiny creatures such as beetles, spiders, woodlice, centipedes, springtails and even microscopic mites all use the cracks and crevices beneath bark as shelter, feeding grounds and nurseries.
In fact, one mature tree can support hundreds of different species, making it one of the busiest wildlife habitats in the forest
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