Are cope's gray tree frog poisonous?
Are cope's gray tree frog poisonous?
Cope's gray tree frog (Hyla chrysoscelis) is a North American species of treefrog, most commonly found in canopies in mature deciduous forests. They breed in fishless wetlands. Their color is gray to green, although individuals are capable of changing their color to camouflage better. Hyla chrysoscelis is almost indistinguishable from a related species, Hyla versicolor.
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Cope's gray tree frog