Red Eye vs Gliding Tree Frog!

The video explores the challenges of filming in Costa Rica's wet season, highlighting the unique wildlife, including gliding tree frogs and other rainforest creatures. The host encounters various animals, such as turtles and snakes, and discusses the lifecycle and behaviors of these species. The video concludes with a comparison of frog species and an invitation to join future adventures.

What makes filming episodes in Costa Rica's rainforest challenging during the wet season?

• The high altitude

• The torrential rain

• The dense forest canopy

• The presence of dangerous animals

Why do gliding tree frogs descend from the treetops during rainstorms?

• To escape predators

• To avoid the rain

• To find food

• To begin breeding

What type of turtle was encountered in the rainforest?

• Box turtle

• Snapping turtle

• White-lipped mud turtle

• Red-eared slider

What is the primary diet of the cat-eyed snake observed in the video?

• Insects

• Frog eggs

• Birds

• Small mammals

Which frog species is known for its brilliant orange eyes?

• Glass frog

• Poison dart frog

• Red-eyed leaf frog

• Gliding tree frog

What is a distinguishing feature of the gliding tree frog compared to the red-eyed leaf frog?

• Blue stripes on the body

• Uniform yellow body color

• Smaller size

• Red eyes

How do gliding tree frogs navigate through the rainforest canopy?

• By crawling

• By flying

• By gliding

• By jumping

What adaptation helps the gliding tree frog prevent falling from the canopy?

• Camouflage skin

• Large sticky pads on feet

• Sharp claws

• Strong legs

What is the primary reason for the large size of the gliding tree frog's feet and hands?

• To catch prey

• To glide through the air

• To swim faster

• To hold onto leaves

What lifecycle stages of the gliding tree frog were observed in the video?

• Eggs, tadpoles, and adults

• Eggs and tadpoles only

• Eggs and adults only

• Tadpoles and adults only