1. Tree Frog
By: Delaney Wishaw
Period: 4

2. Scientific name
 Hylidae.

3. Range
 The Tree Frogs are found in the central and
southeastern United States, with a geographic
range.

4. Diet
 Like most frogs, they will eat
fly’s, moths, grasshoppers, crickets and possible
other small frogs.

5. Physical Description
 Average weight- 15 ounces.
 Average length-
 Male- 2 inches
 Female- 3 inches.
 Life Span- 5 to 6 years.
 Average height- 4 inches.

6. Breeding Info
 Babies: 50 to 70 to 100
 The mother tree frog lays thousands of eggs and
then they hatch.
 Tree frog’s do not nest.

7. Special Behavior or Unique
Anatomy
 Their vision is really good so that they can get
away from predator faster.
 The feet are red/orange: the upper legs are blue.
They have long, powerful jumping legs, suction
cups on the toes, and very short backbone.

8. Weird Info.
 Bath, England (5 days ago): A British family got
more than they bargained for when they opened a
bag of prepackaged spinach and out jumped a tiny
green tree frog. It was dubbed "Popeye" after the
spinach-loving cartoon character. Popeye survived
the incident unharmed and is due to be re-released
into the wild.

9. Conclusion
 The End.
 Thank you for watching my presentation I learned a
lot about the Tree Frog.