Green Tree Frog
Flies, mosquitoes, crickets, moths and other small insects
Habitat destruction; air pollution
They’re amphibians, but they live in trees
The Australian green tree frog is also known as White’s tree frog or dumpy tree frog
Forested wetlands and marshlands
Australia and North America Southeast Asia
With proper care, members of the Australian species can live 15 years in terrariums. The typical lifespan of the American species in captivity is six years.
Members of the Australian species measure 4 inches long on average; members of the American species measure 2.5 inches long on average
Birds and snakes