ENDANGERED SPECIES

WHAT BIOME IS THE ANIMAL PART OF?

• The golden tree frog's biome is the rain forest.

WHAT CONTINENTS AND COUNTRY IS IT FOUND?

• The golden tree frog is from the island of Trinidad in the Caribbean.

WHERE ON THE FOOD PYRAMID IS IT LOCATED?

• Its located in the herbivores

WHAT IS ITS PRIMARY PRIMARY SOURCE OF FOOD?

• Crickets and cockroaches

WHAT IS ITS NICHE IN THE COMMUNITY?

• Carnivores

SUMMARY

• The frog lasts for only six years.
• They need a habitat, they are easily stressed by disturbances.
• Its one of the smallest frogs and their ability to jump very long distances.
• In the wild, they prefer to live near civilization, often venturing into peoples homes.
• They have an angular head and apointed nose.

SUMMARY

• There natural environment is in india and some parts of Asia.
• They are insectivores, and their diet should consist mainly of live crickets.
• There general meal size is eight crickets a day.

WHY IS THE ANIMAL ENDANGERED?

• Golden tree frogs are amphian animals that have a mainly arboreal existence.
• Many different species of tree frogs exist and they can be found on nearly every continent.
• Tree frogs tend to be very small and light, allowing them to walk along the branches
• and twigs in which they live.

WHAT MEASURES ARE BEING TAKEN TO HELP PROTECT THE ANIMAL?

• Their webbed feet help them in swimming away from danger.
• Some frogs also produce toxins to poison the enemy.
• nature has given frogs various mechanisms to protect themselves.

FOOD WEB

SOURCES

• www.arkive.org
• www.earthsendangered.com
• www.buzzle.com