A tree-dwelling amphibian native to Australia, characterized by large size and arboreal adaptation
ADSENSE SLOT
Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Tropical and subtropical forests, rainforests, and woodland regions of eastern Australia, particularly in Queensland and New South Wales
Ecological Role
Key predator of insect populations, indicator species for ecosystem health, and part of complex food web in Australian forest ecosystems
Morphology
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SKIN COAT
Smooth, moist skin with color variations including green, brown, and grey, capable of limited color change
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LIMBS WINGS
Strong, elongated hind limbs with large adhesive toe pads for climbing and gripping tree surfaces
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HEAD SENSORY
Large, prominent eyes with horizontal pupils, wide mouth adapted for insect capture
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BODY STRUCTURE
Large frog species, typically 70-90 mm in body length, robust and muscular body with powerful limbs
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Damon Ramsey of www.educational-tours.com.au
ADSENSE VERTICAL
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