Dendropsophus leucophyllatus facts for kids
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Hyla favosa Cope, 1886 |
Dendropsophus leucophyllatus is a small, colorful frog that lives in the Amazon Basin. It is often called the Beireis' treefrog, the white-leaf frog, or the clown treefrog. This frog belongs to the Hylidae family, which includes many types of treefrogs.
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About the Beireis' Treefrog
The Beireis' treefrog was first described in 1783 by Gottfried Christoph Beireis. These frogs are known for their bright patterns. They are a common sight in the areas where they live.
Where It Lives
This treefrog can be found across a large part of South America. Its home is the Amazon Basin. This huge area includes parts of many countries. You can find these frogs in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Peru, and Suriname. They might also live in Venezuela.
Its Home and Habitat
The Beireis' treefrog lives near water. It likes many different kinds of tropical places. These include forests and other wet areas. Because it lives in so many places, it is a very widespread species.
Conservation Status
Scientists have studied the Beireis' treefrog. They say it is a "Least Concern" species. This means there are no big threats to this frog right now. Its numbers are stable, and it is found in many places.
See also
In Spanish: Dendropsophus leucophyllatus para niños
