A small arboreal amphibian endemic to the arid and semi-arid regions of northern Australia, characterized by its ability to survive in harsh, dry environments
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Inhabits rocky outcrops, woodland areas, grasslands, and human settlements across northern Australia's desert and tropical zones, ranging from Western Australia through Northern Territory to Queensland
Ecological Role
Plays crucial role in controlling insect populations, serves as prey for reptiles and birds, and indicates ecosystem health in arid landscapes
Morphology
SKIN COATSmooth, moisture-retaining skin with variable coloration including browns, greens, and grays for camouflage
LIMBS WINGSLong, strong hindlimbs for jumping, adhesive toe pads for arboreal climbing
HEAD SENSORYLarge, protruding eyes with excellent vision, wide mouth with specialized sensory capabilities
BODY STRUCTURESmall frog, typically 25-45 mm in body length, with slender, agile body adapted to climbing
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: John Hill assumed (based on copyright claims).
