Dendropsophus microps facts for kids
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The Dendropsophus microps is a tiny tree frog. It belongs to the Hylidae family, also known as the tree frog family. This little frog lives in parts of Brazil and possibly Argentina.
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Where This Frog Lives
This small frog loves warm, wet places. Its home is often in moist lowland forests. It also lives in moist montane forests, which are forests on mountains.
Favorite Spots
You might find Dendropsophus microps in moist shrubland. It also likes temporary freshwater marshes. These are wet, grassy areas that sometimes dry up.
Human-Made Homes
Sometimes, these frogs live near people. They can be found in plantations, which are large farms. They also live in areas where forests have been cleared. You might even spot them in ponds, canals, and ditches.
Why This Frog Needs Help
The Dendropsophus microps is facing a big problem. Its home is disappearing. This is called habitat loss.
What is Habitat Loss?
Habitat loss happens when natural places are destroyed. Forests are cut down, or wetlands are filled in. This means the frogs lose their homes. They also lose their food and places to lay eggs.
How We Can Help
Protecting these frogs means protecting their habitats. Saving forests and wetlands helps them survive. It also helps many other animals and plants.
