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Cuban tree frog

Osteopilus septentrionalis

Photo by JenniferRoge
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Field Notes

Description:

These tree frogs have orange-tint to their eyes. Their skin color varys in color from, olive-brown, bronze, gray, or grayish-white.

Habitat:

This little guy was found during a party and was caught by a bunch of boys out of boredom.

Notes:

This type of frog is an invasive species that is from Cuba.

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Cuban tree frog

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