Red-eyed tree frogs, despite their conspicuous coloration, are not venomous. They are found in tropical lowlands from southern Mexico, throughout Central America, and in northern South America.

And that, says Gray, clearly identified the distinctiveness of the new species, which is in fact more closely related to another unusual South American species than the original Splendid Tree Frog. He ...

These largely terrestrial frogs may have been as ill-tempered and aggressive as their living relatives, the ceratophyrines of South America, scientists say. Ceratophyrines are nasty sit-and-wait ...

The venom of Bruno's casque-headed frog is an estimated 25 times more potent than that of Fer-de-lance pit vipers from Central and South America (genus Bothrops ... These include the spiny-headed tree ...

The tiny amphibian was about the size of a ping-pong ball A North Tyneside family returned from an American holiday with a tiny stowaway in their luggage. A tree frog hopped out of a suitcase when ...

A tiny tree frog has been found ... from a local supermarket in Sheen, south London. Philip Norman, of the RSPCA, was called to the 1.2-inch (3cm) frog, which would have been wrapped up in the ...

The frog’s well-adapted hands are used for gripping tree branches and helping it to walk, rather than hop, through its treetop habitat (hence the “monkey” in its name). The frog uses its incredibly ...