RedEyed Tree Frog

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Red-Eyed Tree Frog

• By Robert G.
• Ms. Levine
• 4/27/09

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introduction

• Did you know a red-eyed tree frog doesnt use its
  webbed feet to swim? If not, read more!

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Features

• Many scientists believe the red-eyed tree frog
  uses its vivid scarlet peepers to shock
  predators into at least questioning their meal.

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Location

• The red-eyed tree frog lives in the Amazon.
  That's good and bad. Thats good, because Its a
  better habitat. Thats bad, because that means
  more predators!

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Predators and prey!

• The red-eyed tree frog is nocturnal. It is a
  carnivore. Snakes are usually a predator for a
  frog.

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Type

• Red-eyed tree frogs are in a group called
  amphibians. They are animals that live in water
  and land.

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Interesting facts

• Red-eyed tree frogs use their webbed feet to help
  them jump farther. Some other mother frogs eat
  their babies and they grow in their mothers
  stomach! In Germany, in order to know the
  weather, people put frogs in jars. Although, the
  frogs want to make the great escape!

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Conclusion

• I think the red-eyed tree frog is very
  interesting.

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Bibliography

• Learn more at www.nationalgeographic.org!