The Kapok Tree is a towering rainforest giant, often growing over 200 feet tall. Its massive canopy provides habitat and food for countless species, including birds, monkeys, and insects.

The Kapok Tree’s seeds are encased in silky fibers, which help them disperse over long distances. This dispersal aids in reforestation and the tree's survival in diverse habitats. Known as a keystone species, the Kapok Tree supports the biodiversity of rainforests.