Pristimantis albericoi facts for kids
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The Pristimantis albericoi is a unique type of frog found only in Colombia. It belongs to a family of frogs called Strabomantidae. This small frog is sometimes called the Alberico's Rain Frog. It lives in warm, wet places like tropical forests and near rivers.
About the Alberico's Rain Frog
The Alberico's Rain Frog is a fascinating creature. It is a type of amphibian, which means it can live both on land and in water. These frogs are usually small. They have special skin that helps them breathe and stay moist.
Where It Lives
This frog is endemic to Colombia. This means you can only find it in Colombia and nowhere else in the world! Its favorite places to live are:
These habitats provide the perfect conditions for the frog. They offer plenty of moisture and places to hide. The forests are usually very green and full of other plants and animals.
Why It's in Danger
Sadly, the Alberico's Rain Frog is in trouble. It is threatened by habitat loss. This means that the places where it lives are disappearing. People might be cutting down forests for farming or building. When their homes are destroyed, these frogs have nowhere to go. This makes it very hard for them to survive and find food. Protecting their natural homes is very important to help these special frogs.
See also
In Spanish: Pristimantis albericoi para niños
