Amphibians
Tree Frog
A small climber with sticky toe pads — and a sensitive barometer of a healthy forest.
Quick Facts
Scientific name
Hylidae
Animal group
Amphibians
Diet
Carnivore (insects)
Habitat
Humid forests near water
Conservation status
Varies by species
Conservation status is based on the IUCN Red List and reviewed by our conservation team every year.
About This Animal
Tree frogs climb using sticky toe pads. Their thin skin absorbs water and air, making them sensitive to pollution.
Habitat & Range
Different tree frog species live in humid forests around the world. Amphibians face threats from habitat loss and disease.
Diet & Behavior
Most are active at night, catching insects with a quick flick of the tongue and calling loudly after rain.
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