What layer does the gibbon live in?

Gibbons primarily inhabit the canopy layer of tropical rainforests. This layer is characterized by a dense network of tree branches and foliage, which provides them with ample food sources and opportunities for movement. Their adaptations for brachiation, or arm swinging, allow them to navigate effectively through this high arboreal environment. Additionally, gibbons may occasionally descend to lower layers for foraging or social interactions.