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    The CITES group found 1:75 in a tree, "searching in every opening". The italian predation study has commented that they have started thinking of sub adult royals as semi arboreal. As Skip said there is lots of evidence they climb naturally.

    They do seem to slow down after they hit the 1000gm mark as Karote mentioned not all however but most.

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