Why are red eyed tree frogs endangered?

Answer 1

Actually, Red Eyed Tree Frogs aren't endangered. They are not a threatened species. They usually die of natural causes, but not because they are being killed in the rainforest by humans. A lot are still in the wild, and at this point right now, we should be least concerned.

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Answer 2

Because they do that's all u need 2 know so theres ur answer now leave

Answer 3

They are threatened by habitat loss and a fungus that infects there skin.

Answer 4

through theyr pupil if you look carefully you can see a little blue pupil , yes , they have blue pupils i have one in my backyard(tree frog) i just checked it and it spat in my eye ;) xx

Answer 5

Frogs have three eyelids. One upper and one lower, like a person's, but an extra transparent eyelid called the nictitating membrane, to protect the eye when underwater.

Answer 6

Red eyed tree frogs are named for their huge red eyes.

Answer 7

The frog that is red eye. (tree frog)