By: Kayla Mentele, Kally Pulse, and
Michael Deters
What They Eat
• Like most frogs, tree frogs eat insects
and also other invertebrates. A large
adult tree frog can eat a small frog and
maybe even a lizard. But most tree
frogs, even adults, prefer small food.
Adaptations
• Tree Frogs are cold blooded because their
body temperatures vary with the
environment. Frogs have teeth on their upper
jaw called the maxillary teeth to grind up food
before swallowing. Once swallowed the food
moves into the esophagus into the stomach.
The food then proceeds to the small intestines
where most digestive occurs.
Responds to environment
• Many species can
change color to match
their surroundings or to
control body
temperature.
Red-eyed tree frogs are
not poisonous and rely on
camouflage to protect
themselves.
What cells are tree frog
have
Tree frogs have cell membrane,
centrosome ,
cytoplasm ,Golgi body, lysosome,
mitochondrion ,nuclear membrane,nucleolus, ribosome, rough
endoplasmic reticulum, smooth
endoplasmic reticulum , vacuole.
Animal cell can’t make there own food.
Animal tissues can be put together into
four types, connective, muscle, nervous,
and epithelial.
Inherit traits from parents
• Tree frog produce sexually.
• A tree frog has chromosomes.
• The tree frog has 28 chromosomes.
Grow and develop
• Tree frogs live two to five years.
• The mom lays the eggs and they hatch into tadpoles.
• Small tree frogs never have gills.
Breeding
Male tree frogs croak to
find a mate. When
males go to the
breading grounds they
sound like an chorus.
Tree frogs breed when
temperatures are warm
and rainfall is abundant.
They are sexual and they
have 1 at a time. They
carry about 3 weeks.
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