Tree Frogs

There are only seven continents, and one of them is Antarctica. It seems a safe guess that the six habitable continents are the same six on which frogs live.

The seven continents:

Africa

Asia

Europe

South America

North America

Australia

Antarctica

Yes. The ones who stay outside my door cuddle next to each other and prefer a familiar locale to stay at each and every day. I have yet to see only a lone frog hanging outside anywhere. It doesn't appear they only come together to mate as ome scientist claim but actually socialize with each other day after the day.

A tree kangaroo is not like the larger kangaroos such as the Red and Grey kangaroos, and it cannot move at great speed along the ground. It is stockier and built for climbing and hopping between tree limbs, not along the ground. The top speed of the largest tree kangaroo is about 45 km per hour.

The orange thighed frog has several predators including man, larger animals such as birds, fish, and other carnivores. This applies to all stages of their lifecycle. The frogs live in a small area of northeast Australia, but are quite numerous.

3 a day or 5 or 6 , 3 times a week if your tree frog is a couple inches long.

Salamanders are commonly know to have a diet consisting of crickets, worms, centipedes, and other inverts found in their natural or like habitats

no the tree fog is not posion they are well good animals

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A male has a dick and a female doesn't. Just like real life.

its long sticky tongue

All frogs are able to swim, also treefrogs. Some treefrogs actually dont live in trees but spent their lives undergroud in burrows.

The adults live in the canopy layer but their young live in the under-canopy, I hope I helped you with this question!
they live in the rainforest and if your things getting one get a exo terra kit

Mammals are endotherms, meaning they maintain a constant body temperature no matter what the environmental conditions are. For example, humans, dogs and cats are mammals. When the weather gets cold, we can still maintain our regular 98.6F body temperature. Some animals cannot do this; they are called ectotherms. The body temperature of ectotherms follows their environment, for example if it is cold outside, their body temperature falls. They must bask in the sun to get warm and cool off in the shade, or under the water. Amphibians, reptiles and insects are ectotherms.

Yes, Red-Eyed Tree Frogs do have bones. They are vertebrate which means the bones are on the inside of their body.

no cuz there r no frogs that r cold blooded?

NO

Nobody was there to see it, so any answer is just guess work.

Well, if you`re talking about the red eyed tree frog,

than here are some features.

- measures only to 8 cm at the most

- small amphibian

- male is 2 and a half cm smaller than a female

- green body & red eyes

- blue and cream color around the groin and rib area

- orange feet

- long limbs to be able to climb and swim with agility

- thin skin on stomach

- back skin thicker

- long sticky tongues to hold onto prey

HOPE THAT HELPS!:)

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It depends on the species, smaller frogs will not get as old as the larger species.

It has many trees and they eat any kind of insects and eats baby snakes. there are little ponds so they mostly live on tree leaves or branches

Blue dumpy tree frogs can live up to 15 years if they are very well taken care of.

No, its leaves are toxic to Red-Eyed Tree Frogs.

red eyed tree frogs can get up to 4 inches long.

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