A tree-dwelling arboreal frog species native to South America, specifically found in tropical and subtropical regions of Brazil and neighboring countries. Known for its ability to camouflage and adapt to forest environments.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Tropical and subtropical rainforests, primarily in lowland areas with dense vegetation, near streams, rivers, and water bodies in the Amazon and Guiana Shield regions
Ecological Role
Plays a crucial role in forest ecosystem dynamics as both predator and prey, controlling insect populations and serving as a food source for larger reptiles and birds
Morphology
SKIN COATSmooth, moist skin with variable coloration ranging from gray to brown, capable of slight color changes for camouflage
LIMBS WINGSLong, muscular hindlimbs adapted for jumping, with adhesive toe discs enabling vertical surface climbing
HEAD SENSORYLarge, prominent eyes with excellent night vision, well-developed tympanic membrane for sound detection
BODY STRUCTUREMedium-sized treefrog, approximately 4-6 cm in total length, with slender body and specialized toe pads for climbing
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: , 836(1), 96–130.
