Archipelago big-eyed tree frog facts for kids
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The archipelago big-eyed tree frog (Nyctimystes perimetri) is a type of tree frog that lives in Papua New Guinea. You can find it on the islands of the Louisade Archipelago. These frogs prefer to live in forests and wet areas, but not close to the ocean.
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About the Archipelago Big-Eyed Tree Frog
Where Does This Frog Live?
This special frog makes its home on the islands of the Louisade Archipelago. This is a group of islands found in Papua New Guinea. It likes places with lots of trees, like forests. It also enjoys wet areas, such as swamps or marshes. However, it stays away from salty ocean water.
What Does the Frog Look Like?
Adult male archipelago big-eyed tree frogs are about 5.1 centimeters (2 inches) long. Female frogs are a bit bigger, growing to about 6.7 centimeters (2.6 inches) long. When these frogs are studied after they have died, their bodies appear dark gray. They also have some yellow color on their throats.
See also
In Spanish: Nyctimystes perimetri para niños
