Catharina Snouted Tree Frog
A species of Snouted treefrogs Scientific name : Scinax catharinae Genus : Snouted treefrogs
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog, A species of Snouted treefrogs
Scientific name: Scinax catharinae
Genus: Snouted treefrogs
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Description
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog exhibits an intriguing nocturnal life, engaging in predominantly arboreal activities under the cloak of darkness, and thus illustrating behavioral adaptations crucial for survival amidst predators. Its key ecological contribution revolves around its role as an insectivore, helping to control insect populations, thereby balancing the ecosystems it inhabits.
General Info
Lifespan
3-5 years
Diet
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog primarily sustains on a diet of small invertebrates like insects, showcasing nocturnal feeding habits. Reliance on arthropods, specifically Diptera and Coleoptera species, is notable in its dietary pattern.
Appearance
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog is a small frog species, with a slender body covered in smooth skin. They primarily exhibit a yellowish-tan color with dark irregular blotches across their dorsal side. Their throat is typically white while the belly is cream. The species exhibits sexual dimorphism; males can be distinguished from females by their darker coloration and larger size.
Behavior
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog species exhibit nocturnal, opportunistic predation behavior, feeding primarily on insects. They are arboreal, spending most of their time in vegetation, and have a distinct breeding habit of laying eggs in temporary water bodies. While they're solitary in nature, they aggregate in large numbers during breeding season, often defending their breeding sites.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Amphibians Order
Frogs and toads Family
Tree frogs and their allies Genus
Snouted treefrogs Species
Catharina Snouted Tree Frog 
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