FROG ON MY FACE?! Maddie Meets the Endangered Frogs | Maddie Moate

The video takes viewers on a tour of the Manchester Museum's vivarium, showcasing rare frog species. Andrew Gray, head of herpetology, introduces the Amazonian Giant Monkey Frog, known for its unique skin pigments that reflect UV light. The Costa Rican leaf frogs, capable of gliding, are also featured. The lemur leaf frogs, critically endangered, are highlighted with a call to action for conservation support. The video concludes with a thank you and encouragement to stay curious.

What unique feature helps the Amazonian Giant Monkey Frog reflect UV and infrared light?

• Its unusual skin pigments

• Its gripping hands and feet

• Its ability to jump

• Its large size

How do Costa Rican leaf frogs manage to glide through the air?

• With the help of webbing on their hands and feet

• By flapping their wings

• By using their long tails

• By using their strong legs

What was the purpose of filming the Costa Rican leaf frogs in a studio?

• To observe their feeding habits

• To analyze their mating rituals

• To study their jumping abilities

• To capture their gliding behavior

Why are lemur leaf frogs considered critically endangered?

• Due to climate change

• Because of overhunting

• Because of a skin-affecting fungus

• Due to habitat loss

What is one way people can help in the conservation of lemur leaf frogs?

• By sponsoring a leaf frog

• By donating to a zoo

• By adopting a frog

• By visiting the museum