On Safari With Nala - Tree Frog

The video introduces the gratefulness tree frog, highlighting its arboreal habitat and unique adaptations to heat, such as color change and water conservation through a waterproof cocoon. It explains the frog's reproductive behavior, including foam nest creation and egg-laying. The frog's diet mainly consists of insects, and it faces threats from predators like birds, snakes, and mongooses.

How does the gratefulness tree frog manage to stay cool in hot weather?

• By changing its color to a darker shade

• By changing its color to a lighter shade

• By hiding under leaves

• By jumping into water

What unique method does the gratefulness tree frog use to conserve water?

• It stores water in its legs

• It absorbs water from the air

• It secretes a waterproof cocoon

• It drinks a lot of water before a dry spell

How do gratefulness tree frogs reproduce?

• By laying eggs on land

• By creating foam nests over water

• By giving live birth

• By laying eggs in the sand

What is the primary diet of the gratefulness tree frog?

• Small fish

• Fruits

• Leaves

• Insects

Which of the following is a predator of the gratefulness tree frog?

• Frogs

• Birds

• Lizards

• Cats