American Green Tree Frog Facts

The video discusses the American Green Tree Frog, its habitat, reproduction, life cycle, predation risks, diet, and physical characteristics. These frogs are abundant in warm, humid environments along the eastern coast of the U.S. They reproduce in aquatic habitats, with males calling to attract females. Eggs hatch into tadpoles, which metamorphose into adult frogs. Predators include fish, snakes, and birds. The frogs are insectivores and have a bright green color for camouflage.

What is the scientific name of the American Green Tree Frog?

• Hileia denaria

• Rana catesbeiana

• Hyla cinerea

• Bufo americanus

Where are American Green Tree Frogs typically found?

• Mountains

• Coastal areas

• Deserts

• Arctic regions

How do male American Green Tree Frogs attract females?

• By building nests

• By calling in groups

• By changing color

• By dancing

What is the larval stage of the American Green Tree Frog called?

• Tadpole

• Caterpillar

• Nymph

• Pupa

How long does it take for tadpoles to develop limbs?

• 16-18 weeks

• 12-14 weeks

• 8-10 weeks

• 2-4 weeks

What is a major threat to the eggs and tadpoles of the American Green Tree Frog?

• Strong winds

• Cold temperatures

• Lack of food

• Predatory fish

What do adult American Green Tree Frogs primarily eat?

• Seeds

• Leaves

• Insects

• Fruits

What is a unique feature of the American Green Tree Frog's appearance?

• Sticky toe pads

• Bright red color

• Long tail

• Feathers

What is the maximum length of an American Green Tree Frog?

• 3 inches

• 5 inches

• 4 inches

• 2.5 inches

Which gender of the American Green Tree Frog is typically larger?

• Depends on the season

• Both are the same size

• Females

• Males