Arachnids are important to the forest ecology, as both predators and prey. In some forest types, such as tabonuco forest, they are the major arboreal invertebrate predators; spiders being the most abundant representative.
Arachnids are vital to forest ecology, serving as both predators and prey in various forest types. In some forests, such as the tabonuco forest, they are particularly important as arboreal invertebrate predators, with spiders being the most abundant species.