Red-eyed Tree Frogs use their big eyes to spot safe places to land, and their sticky toe pads help them grip branches when they jump!
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Poison dart frogs use their long tongues to catch prey (animals they eat), and they can strike faster than you can blink!
Basic Information
The Red-Eyed Tree Frog’s scientific name is Agalychnis callidryas, which comes from Greek words meaning “beautiful tree nymph”!
Poison dart frogs don’t need to drink water — they soak it up (absorb) through their skin like little wet sponges. That’s why they live in steamy, humid rainforests!
Male Red-eyed Tree Frogs are about one-third smaller than females, making them look like kid versions of the grown-up female frogs!