A small arboreal frog species endemic to Australia, belonging to the genus Litoria in the Pelodryadidae family. First scientifically described by Davies, Martin & Watson in 1983.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions of northern Australia, inhabiting rainforest edges, woodland areas with dense vegetation, and areas with high humidity near water sources.
Ecological Role
Plays a critical role in insect population control, serves as prey for larger predators, and contributes to ecosystem biodiversity in Australian tropical ecosystems.
Morphology
- SKIN COAT Smooth, moist skin with pale coloration providing camouflage in light-colored vegetation
- LIMBS WINGS Elongated, muscular limbs with adhesive toe pads enabling efficient arboreal movement and surface climbing
- HEAD SENSORY Large, protruding eyes with excellent peripheral vision, allowing effective predator detection and prey capture
- BODY STRUCTURE Small-sized frog, approximately 30-45 mm in body length, with slender and agile body adapted for climbing
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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