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Red eyed tree frog climbing up a flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red-eyed tree frog climbing on the glass Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Red-Eyed Tree Frog (Agalychnis callidryas) climbing in its tropical rainforest habitat is a striking sight, showcasing its vivid green body, bright red eyes, and blue-and-yellow striped sides. Native to Central America, including Costa Rica, this arboreal amphibian uses its strong limbs and sticky toe pads to expertly scale leaves and branches. Primarily nocturnal, it climbs in search of insects and safe resting spots, relying on its vibrant colors to confuse predators and its agility to escape danger in the dense, humid canopy.