The tree frog is a small, agile amphibian best known for its climbing ability and vocal nighttime habits. These frogs are typically found in warm, moist environments across the central and southeastern United States, though they can thrive in many habitats with a nearby water source.

What Makes Tree Frogs Unique?

Members of the tree frog family have specialized toe pads at the tips of their toes, allowing them to cling to vertical surfaces like trees, shrubs, and even windows.

These toe tips contain a mucus-secreting gland and a disk-like structure that helps them stick to surfaces. Some have claw shaped bones at the end of their last bone in the front legs, further enhancing their grip.

Green and Gray Tree Frogs

The green tree frog is a common frog in the central to southeastern Un

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