The red eyed tree frog has  soft skin so it can absorb water. It  has sticky disc on the end of its feet so it  can climb trees. The disc on its feet cling to the tree so the frog won't fall to the ground. The red eyed tree frog is an amphibian, with bright colored red eyes, and a creamy brown stomach. Frogs ears are very small, they are also excellent swimmers.      

Key:

Full Name: Agalychnis callidryas 

Diet: The red eyed Tree Frog  frog hunts at

night and feast on: flies, crickets,

moths and even smaller frogs.

Predators: Snakes, bats, and large birds.

Size:7.5cm long.

Habitat: Rainforests on the eastern

coast of Queens land and N.S.W.

How do frogs jump?

The red eyed tree frog jumps the same way it swims!

When jumping, it lifts its front legs off the ground and

pushes off with its back legs. It lands on its front legs

and chest, ready for a another jump.

The first thing that happens in a frogs life is the egg laying. The mother frog lays her eggs under water. She lays about 100-200 egg. When they hatch they are not frogs they are tadpoles. They have tails so they can swim. They eat shrubs and weeds (But not all of them survive). After a few weeks the tadpoles grow back legs, Then front legs. The tadpoles are not tadpoles any more they are froglets. Soon they become Red Eyed Tree Frogs!