Green Forest Rainfrog

Green Forest RainfrogThe tympanic membrane and annulus are visible externally. The first finger is shorter than the second. The toes lack webbing. Individuals were found active at night on leaves of low vegetation up to 3 m above the ground in primary and secondary forest. It is recorded from Napo and Orellana provinces in Ecuador and Loreto Department in Peru.What does it look like?The tympanic membrane and annulus are visible externally.Where and how does it live?Individuals were found active at night on leaves of low vegetation up to 3 m above the ground in primary and secondary forest.The first finger is shorter than the second.The toes lack webbing.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.