Pacific Tree Frogs

by Stella Hatch and Jaiden Suttles

Description:
Pacific Tree Frogs are reptiles with rough skin.Their skin can be brown,gray,tan,
or green. They have a 2 part musical voice. Males have gray throats. The adults
are 1.25-1.5 inches long.. Pacific Tree Frogs lays between 10-90 eggs under
water and the eggs hatch within 3 weeks..

Habitat:
Pacific Tree Frogs can be found in the West Coasts forest wetlands,Baja
California, Canada, Western Montana, and Oregon. Their habitats also include:
marshes, ponds, lakes, and ditches

Diet:
Pacific Tree Frogs are carnivores. They eat crickets, flies, beetles, and worms.

Predators:
Pacific Tree Frogs predators are giant water bugs, bluegill sunfish, and garter
snakes.