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Cuban Tree Frog

Photo by snowflake71
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Field Notes

Description:

Cuban treefrogs can grow to more than six inches in length. Usually creamy white to light brown, they have large eyes and rough skin. Their skin is coated with a secretion that irritates mucus membranes, so you should not touch the animals with your bare hands.

Habitat:

Cuban treefrog populations are strongly established in South and Central Florida.

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PublishedSeptember 2, 2012

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