Some animals can easily climb onto rooftops, especially in urban and suburban areas. Some common roof-climbing animals include:
Cats: Cats are excellent climbers and can easily climb from the ground to the roof of a house.
Squirrels: Squirrels are another good climber, often climbing up trees, structures and houses.
Monkeys: In some areas, especially rural areas or areas adjacent to forests, monkeys may ascend to rooftops to feed or seek shelter.
Raccoons: Raccoons can climb gutters, trees and buildings, so they are also commonly found near rooftops.
Small rodents: Some rodents, such as hamsters and gerbils, may also reach the roof of a house through their climbing abilities.
These animals are often able to reach the roof of a house by climbing, jumping or using functional parts of the building. In certain circumstances, other animals may be able to access roofs, depending on the local flora and fauna and the environment.
