Abstract
Two closely related results are established. A given critical branching process in a random environment attains a high level and spends at that level a part of its life obeying the arcsine law. If a critical Galton–Watson process survives up to a distant moment, then the ratio of the total number of individuals of the future generations to the total number of individuals ever born in the process obeys the arcsine law.
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