Dendropsophus sanborni facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Dendropsophus sanborni |
|
|---|---|
 |
|
| Conservation status | |
| Scientific classification |
The Dendropsophus sanborni, also known as Sanborn's frog, is a type of frog. It belongs to the tree frog family, called Hylidae. This small frog was first described in 1944.
Sanborn's frog lives in several countries in South America. You can find it in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
Where Sanborn's Frog Lives
Sanborn's frog likes places that are wet and green. Its natural habitats include moist savannas. These are like grassy plains with scattered trees.
Preferred Habitats
These frogs also live in different kinds of grasslands. Some are dry, while others get flooded during certain seasons. They enjoy areas with freshwater marshes. These marshes can sometimes dry up and then fill with water again.
You might also spot Sanborn's frog in places changed by people. They can live in plantations, ponds, canals, and even ditches. This shows they can adapt to different environments.
Images for kids
-
A Sanborn's frog on a leaf.
