Cuban Treefrog/Rainette de Cuba/Osteopilus septentrionalis
Cuban Tree Frog (Cubaanse boomkikker)
Cuban Tree Frog Fun Facts
Cuban Treefrog (Osteopilus septentrionolis)
Cuban tree frog photographed by Angi Wallace Photography.
Cuban Tree Frog Cartoon
It is pictured perched on a lichen-covered branch, a typical habitat for this species. This species is native to Cuba and surrounding islands but has been introduced elsewhere.
Cuban Treefrog Osteopilus septentrionalis
Where Is The Cuban Tree Frog From
Although found in several other parts of the americas, this species of frog come from cuba, the cayman islands, and the bahamas. They live both in natural habitats like pine forests and swamps, and in man-modified areas like homes, buildings, and gardens.
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Cuban Treefrog by Steve A. Johnson
The Barking Treefrog can be found in sandy areas in pine savannas and in low wet woods and swamps. When inactive during cold or dry seasons, the barking treefrog burrows under tree roots, vegetation, or in soil. This frog is otherwise mostly arboreal and thus dependent on trees near water.
Cuban Treefrog (Osteopilus septentrionalis) photographed at Hotel Playa Larga, Bahia de Cochinos, Matanzas, Cuba on 8th April 2015