Reptiles And Amphibians - Facts for Kids

Baby Red-eyed Tree Frogs can sense danger through tiny vibrations in the leaves and hatch early to escape hungry predators!

You can help protect Red-eyed Tree Frogs by learning about them and sharing their amazing story with others!

During metamorphosis (met-a-MORE-foe-sis, which means changing form), Red-eyed Tree Frog tadpoles develop legs before their tail disappears!

Red-eyed Tree Frogs usually eat every 1–2 days and can eat up to 6 crickets in one meal!

Red-eyed Tree Frogs can leap off a branch and escape to safety if danger approaches from above, using their strong legs and sticky toe pads to land safely!