They are found in Central and South America.
Yes, I have seen TWO with Dee at a frog exhibit.
They are nocturnal.
They croak when they looking to mate.
They are the symbol of the rain forests of Central and South America.
Thanks for the questions
Julia
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Julia,
Thanks for those answers. I have a another one for you. Are they an endangered species?
Thanks,
Uncle Drew
Hi Julia,
Very interesting information Julia. Did you know that there is also a species of the Red-eyed tree frog that lives in Australia? The scientific name for this frog is "Litoria chloris". Now you will nearly know everything about all the red-eyed tree frogs.
:) Cristina
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