![]() ![]() Adult Pacific Tree Frogs are believed to measure anywhere from 0.75 inches long to 1.9 inches long (2.5 to 4.8 centimeters) (2). As they age into adulthood, the length that they will grow to can vary considerably. Tadpoles grow to approximately two inches in length before undergoing metamorphosis, after which they emerge being just 0.5 to 0.7 inches long (3). Their toes feature only limited webbing between them (5). These are sticky circular discs that stick well to smooth surfaces. The tips of the frog’s toes have “toe-pads” (5). The skin is covered with what small bumps.īoth male and female Pacific Tree Frogs have relatively flattened bodies, long and thin legs, large heads, large eyes, relatively smooth skin and pointed snouts (2). The skin stays moist because glands in the frog’s skin secrete a waxy coating (4). The Pacific Tree Frog’s skin is always moist. Let’s begin with their key physical characteristics. We will also be diving into a couple of debates surrounding the species, including how long their lifespan is, and whether there is just one Pacific Tree Frog species or three. Welcome to the first installment of a two-part series of posts looking at the Pacific Tree Frog! In this series, we will be exploring everything you need to know about this fun species of frog, from their physical characteristics and color patterns to their feeding habits and vocalization. ![]() Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary. ![]()
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