Dendropsophus columbianus facts for kids
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Hyla variabilis Boulenger, 1896 |
The Boettger's Colombian treefrog (scientific name: Dendropsophus columbianus) is a small frog that belongs to the treefrog family, Hylidae. This special frog lives only in the Andes mountains of Colombia. It is a common frog that can adapt well to different places.
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About the Boettger's Colombian Treefrog
This treefrog is known for living in areas that have been changed by people. It likes places that used to be cloud forests but are now more open. You won't find this frog in thick, untouched forests.
Where it Lives
The Boettger's Colombian treefrog loves open spaces. It especially likes areas near water. You can find it around small lakes, reservoirs, and grassy marshes. It also lives in pools and other wet places. These are often habitats that have been disturbed, meaning they are not completely natural or wild.
Why it's Special
This frog is endemic to Colombia. This means it is found naturally nowhere else in the world. It's like a unique treasure of Colombia's wildlife!
Conservation Status
The Boettger's Colombian treefrog is listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN. This means it is not currently in danger of disappearing. It is a common and adaptable species, which helps it survive in changing environments.
See also
In Spanish: Dendropsophus columbianus para niños
- Amphibians
- Frogs of Colombia
