My BIG FAT Green Tree Frog!

The video explores the Australian Outback, highlighting its harsh environment and the surprising diversity of amphibians found there. As night falls, the cooler temperatures allow various frog species to emerge. The host identifies and discusses different frogs, including the White's Tree Frog, and reflects on the unexpected amphibian diversity in the Outback.

What makes the Australian Outback appear inhospitable for living creatures?

• Its dense forests and frequent rainfall

• The scorching sun and parched landscape

• Its high altitude and cold temperatures

• The abundance of predators

Why is nighttime considered the perfect time to search for amphibians in the Outback?

• Because the sun is too bright during the day

• Because temperatures cool down, making it comfortable for fragile species

• Because amphibians are nocturnal and only come out at night

• Because there are fewer predators at night

What unique feature was observed in the Spotted Marsh Frog?

• It has a long tail

• It can fly short distances

• It is missing its front hand

• It has a bright red color

Which frog species is known as Australia's most widespread frog?

• White's Tree Frog

• Emerald Spotted Tree Frog

• Desert Tree Frog

• Spotted Marsh Frog

What is another name for the White's Tree Frog?

• Emerald Spotted Frog

• Australian Green Tree Frog

• Desert Tree Frog

• Spotted Marsh Frog

How can you differentiate between male and female White's Tree Frogs?

• Males are larger and have a white chin

• Females are smaller and have a gray chin

• Females are larger and have a white chin

• Males are smaller and have a gray chin

What adaptation allows White's Tree Frogs to survive droughts?

• They can fly to find water

• They migrate to wetter areas

• They store water under their skin

• They hibernate during dry periods

What is a distinct feature of the White's Tree Frog's appearance?

• A long, forked tongue

• Long, sharp claws

• White speckling on its body

• Bright red eyes

Why is it important to keep your hands moist when handling amphibians?

• To prevent drawing moisture from their skin

• To make them more comfortable

• To avoid transferring diseases

• To prevent them from slipping away

What unexpected discovery was made during the exploration in the Outback?

• A variety of amphibians

• A hidden waterfall

• A rare bird species

• A new species of snake