Wilderness Discoveries by Peter Schriemer

Author:Peter Schriemer [Schriemer, Peter]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 978-0-310-42185-6
Publisher: Zonderkidz
Published: 2011-03-14T04:00:00+00:00

The Latin name of the gray tree frog is “Hyla versicolor.” “Hyla” means “belonging to the woods.” “Versicolor” comes from words “versi,” which means “various,” and “color,” which means … “color.” This tells us they can change color and that they live in the woods.

Gray Tree Frog

When it comes to hiding, gray tree frogs are experts! They have excellent camouflage. God gave these tree frogs special skin that allows them to actually change color! They can be shades of green, gray, and brown.

A forest is great for gray tree frogs. There are many places to hide during the day, lots of insects to eat at night, and wetland areas for laying eggs. On summer nights, you can hear them in the trees above your head.

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