The red-eyed tree frog is a small arboreal species. Adult males are smaller (2 inches) than adult females (3 inches). Adults have orange-red eyes with verticals slits. The frog's body is bright green with blue and yellow stripes on the sides. The species has webbed feet with orange or...
Five Amazing Facts About the Red-Eyed Tree Frog Read on for some amazing facts about this colorful little frog: The red eyes and bright colors are thought to be adaptations that discourage would-be predators. Male red-eyed tree frogs quiver during the breeding season to attract females and in...
2. How do red-eyed tree frog tadpoles get into the water? The mother lays her eggs in the water where they hatch and grow. The mother lays her eggs at the top of a tall tree and the tadpoles must climb down into the water below. ...