Discovering the Red-eyed Tree Frog

Where can the red-eyed tree frog be found?

• Africa

• Central America

• Australia

• South America

What unique feature does the red-eyed tree frog have on each eye?

• Three eyelids

• Four eyelids

• No eyelids

• Two eyelids

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Why is the red-eyed tree frog considered humorous in the narration?

• Because it makes jokes

• Because it changes colors

• Because it talks about turning over a new leaf

• Because it can fly

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How does the red-eyed tree frog remain almost invisible during the day?

• By camouflaging with tree bark

• By sticking to leaf bottoms with eyes closed

• By hiding under water

• By burying itself in the sand

What do the suction discs on the frog's toes help with?

• Jumping

• Sticking to leaves

• Swimming

• Digging

What colors do the red-eyed tree frog show when disturbed?

• Red and green

• Blue and yellow

• Pink and white

• Bright blue and yellow

What is the purpose of the red-eyed tree frog flashing its eyes?

• To attract mates

• To communicate with other frogs

• To find food

• To scare predators

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