Why do falcons live on a cliffs?

Falcons often nest on cliffs to take advantage of the elevated vantage points, which provide a strategic advantage for hunting and spotting potential threats. The steep, inaccessible terrain offers protection from predators and human disturbances, ensuring the safety of their young. Additionally, cliffs provide ample nesting sites and shelter from harsh weather conditions. This environment supports their need for a territory with abundant prey and safety for successful breeding.