Glass Frog Behavior and Characteristics

In rainforests, most frogs abandon their eggs, but the reticulated glass frog stays to protect them. This frog, known for its transparent skin, is a dedicated parent. The father guards the eggs until they hatch into tadpoles, facing threats from carnivorous rainforest wasps. These wasps, nearly as large as the frog, are aggressive and venomous, targeting the eggs. However, the father frog is prepared to defend his offspring, showcasing his natural instincts and resilience.

What is a unique feature of the reticulated glass frog?

• Its ability to change colors

• Its transparent skin

• Its loud croak

• Its large size

Who guards the eggs of the reticulated glass frog?

• The mother

• Both parents

• Other frogs

• The father

What is the main duty of the father frog?

• Finding food

• Guarding the eggs

• Building nests

• Singing to attract mates

What is a major threat to the glass frog's eggs?

• Rainforest wasps

• Snakes

• Birds

• Other frogs

How do the rainforest wasps compare in size to the glass frog?

• They are nearly the same size

• They are twice as large

• They are much larger

• They are much smaller