Pacific Tree Frog
Class: Amphibian
Family: Tree frog
Range: British Columbia to California, and from the Pacific Coast to Montana and Nevada
Habitat: Pacific Tree Frogs live anywhere from the seal level to the mountains, grasslands, farmland and forests.
Diet: Insects and arthropods, including flies, ants, and beetles
Lifespan: 5 to 7 years.
Fun Facts
Similar to a chameleon, the Pacific Tree Frog changes color based on the weather, humidity, and temperature.
The Pacific Tree Frog reaches maturity after 2 years! When they are full grown, they are usually 1.5 to 2 inches long.
In winter, Pacific Tree Frogs hibernate at the bottom of waterbeds, covering themselves with mud on the pond’s floor.