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The Amazing Red-Eyed Tree Frog
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Nelson Graham
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Updated Sep 16, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:18
Chapter 2
00:19
Chapter 3
00:27
Chapter 4
00:29
Chapter 5
00:30
Chapter 6
00:32
Chapter 7
00:55
Chapter 8
00:57
Chapter 9
00:59
Chapter 10
01:01
Chapter 11
01:32
Chapter 12
01:34
Chapter 13
01:45
Chapter 14
01:46
Chapter 15
02:11
Chapter 16
02:13
Chapter 17
02:15
Chapter 18
02:17
Chapter 19
02:58
Chapter 20
03:00
Chapter 21
03:43
Chapter 22
03:45
Chapter 23
03:46
Chapter 24
03:48
Chapter 25
04:13
Chapter 26
04:14
Chapter 27
04:16
Chapter 28
04:17
Chapter 29
04:41
Chapter 30
04:42
Chapter 31
Audio Transcript
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Hi, I'm charlotte and today we're going to be learning
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about the amazing red eyed tree frog.
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Let's get started.
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Have you ever wondered where they live or the size
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of them or they eat?
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Well? You're about to find out contents.
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I'll give you a few seconds.
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Okay, wow.
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Key information.
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The red eyed tree frog is an a boreal amphibian.
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Their scientific name is a galician, is colored rice and
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comes from the greek words, colors and joyous meaning beautiful
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and tree.
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I live in central America, costa rica.
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The red red eyed tree frogs have a vertebrae under
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cold blooded habitat information.
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Habitat information.
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You can find the red eyed tree frog high up
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in the trees of the rain forest in parts of
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central and south America like Costa rica, Mexico and Panama.
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We can't find red eyed tree frog in Australia because
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I like humid weather all the time.
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That is very rare to get humidity here in Melbourne.
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Sometimes they like to get into water but they don't
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like it to be fresh water Rain forest.
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This is a rainforest.
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You can see a lot of moss that means it
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has been very humid.
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All the green stuff was moss country.
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Red eyed tree frogs live in central America.
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Um the yellow is where red eyed tree frog live.
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They live in the gulf of Mexico.
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They live near the gulf of Mexico and the caribbean
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sea. As you can see Central America, It's the middle
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of America size and appearance information, size and appearance information?
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Read a tree frogs have three eyelids and close only
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one to sleep at night.
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They have sticky toe pads to sleep upside down and
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to hang onto leaves.
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They can curl up to camouflage themselves just like a
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bump on a leaf.
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They flash their red bulgy eyes to scare off predators
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such as bats, snakes, birds, our trench rollers and small
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alligators. Female red eyed tree frogs are bigger than the
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males. They have long legs to jump to really far
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leaves, their beet red eyes.
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Help them to see in the dark diagram.
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This is a diagram of a red eyed tree frog.
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I only read a couple of them.
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Okay, so there are 2-3" long Or 5 to 7.8
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cm long.
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They have Red Orange street with suction pads on the
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toes, bright green skin to see some blue and bright
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green skin with some blue and yellow markings grain lower
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legs, blue upper legs, nostril ear, large red eyes with
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stilt like black pupil.
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Yeah, diet information, radio.
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Tree frogs are insect divorce meaning they eat insects.
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Red eyed tree frogs have to stick out their their
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tongues and wrap it around the insect and then they
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eat it.
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They prey on moths, flies, spiders, grasshoppers and sometimes smaller
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frogs. They eat a lot and snack on food all
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night. And the glossy say um I'm only going to
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read a couple of them.
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I'm going to read amphibian.
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A cold mammal camouflage something that you can't quite see.
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Inspector was an animal that feeds on insects.
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Yeah. Wait, yeah.
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Mm hmm.
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And I have a little logo here for you to
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have a look at, right.
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I hope you enjoyed learning about the amazing red eyed
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tree frog.
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Thank you.
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Bye.
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